JAN |
20 |
Course
Introduction (and start?) |
|
22 |
General
Introduction to Medical Mycology |
|
27 |
Definitions
and Fungal Terminology |
|
29 |
Fungal Classification , Historical Overview and
Chytridiomycota |
FEB |
3 |
Zygomycota, Ascomycetes, and Basidiomycetes |
|
5 |
Fungi Imperfecti,
Conidia
and Other Spores |
|
10 |
General
Aspects of Fungal Immunology and Pathology |
|
12 |
Antifungal
Therapeutic Agents |
|
17 |
Antifungal
Therapeutic Agents |
|
19 |
The
Superficial Mycoses |
FEB |
24 |
Exam I-Over information through antifungals |
|
26 |
Dermatophytosis and the
Dermatophytes |
MAR |
3 |
Dermatophytosis
and the Dermatophytes |
|
5 |
Introduction to Subcutaneous Mycoses, with emphasis on
those caused by dematiaceous (black) fungi |
|
10 |
Chromoblastomycosis |
|
12 |
Phaeohyphomycosis,
Mycetoma, Other Diseases Caused by Black Fungi
|
MAR |
16-20 |
SPRING
BREAK |
|
24 |
Sporotrichosis
|
|
26 |
Introduction
to the Pathogenic Yeasts and Candidiasis |
|
31 |
Candidiasis and Cryptococcosis |
APR |
2 |
Cryptococcosis |
APR |
7 |
EXAM
II
-Coverage through candidiasis |
|
9 |
Histoplasmosis |
|
14 |
Blastomycosis |
|
16 |
Coccidiodomycosis |
|
21 |
Coccidiodomycosis |
|
23 |
Aspergillosis |
|
28 |
Fungal Allergies
and
Mushrooms |
April |
30 |
EXAM III - Coverage through
aspergillosis |
MAY |
5 |
Mushrooms and Mushroom Poisonings |
|
7 |
Student Evaluations, Mycotoxins
and Finishing Up |
MAY |
14 |
Optional
Comprehensive Final Examination (see grading and test
policies above for details). |
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