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Course Info

About this Course

This course is designed to help students to develop the understanding of the key concepts of carcinogenesis, carcinogenic agents and clinical effects of neoplasia. These will be delivered in 3 topics which are: (1) Carcinogenesis : Introduction and Key concepts (2) Carcinogenic Agents (3) Clinical Effects of Neoplasia. The topics will be presented in lectures, followed by fun activities for the students to enhance their understanding. Each topic will be supplemented with quizzes and lastly, there is a final assessment to strengthen the students’ understanding of all topics. It is self-paced so that students can manage their own learning time.

Course Syllabus

INTRODUCTION
Brief introduction on the course

WHO'S WHO?
Let's get to know each other, shall we?

TOPIC 1 : CARCINOGENESIS : INTRODUCTION AND KEY CONCEPTS
1) Molecular basis of multistep carcinogenesis with examples

TOPIC 2 : CARCINOGENIC AGENTS
1) Chemical carcinogens
2) Direct-acting carcinogens
3) Indirect-acting carcinogens
4) Radiation carcinogens
5) Microbial carcinogens

TOPIC 3 : CLINICAL EFFECTS OF NEOPLASIA
1) Local and hormonal effects
2) Cancer cachexia
3) Paraneoplastic syndromes

KEY-POINTS
1) Key-points on carcinogenesis
2) Key-points on carcinogenic agents
3) Key-points on cli

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 : What is the pre-requisite of taking the course?
A1 : It is good to have basic knowledge in human genetics, biology and computational skills.

Q2 : Who can take the course?
A2 : Anybody who is interested in learning the development of cancer in human.

Q3 : What are the essentials needed to be able to undertake the course?
A3 : You will need a good internet connection and a laptop or desktop or mobile devices to undertake the course.