Postgraduate in Health Biology: Clinical Microbiology, Epidemiology and Applied Clinical Immunology + University Degree

- Know the detection and study techniques of the main human pathogenic microorganisms. - Describe the main genera of proteobacteria as well as the different pathologies they cause in humans. - Identify the main types of human pathogenic gram-negative bacteria, taking into account the diseases they cause. - Relate spirochetes and pathogenic eukaryotic microorganisms to the pathologies they cause. - Know antibacterial and antifungal drugs, taking into account their scope of action. - Raise awareness of the importance of Public Health training among health professionals. - Define the concept of Public Health and study its evolution and relationship with Epidemiology. - Learn to interpret epidemiological phenomena and know the importance of epidemiological surveillance. - Know the evolution of the most prevalent diseases as well as their current situation. - Know the programs aimed at promoting health in society. - Analyze the origin, characteristics and response mechanisms of the immune system. - Analyze nucleic acid extraction and amplification techniques (PCR and variants) and their multiple applications. - Describe autoimmunity and the techniques commonly used for its study. - Analyze the phenomenon of hypersensitivity and the laboratory techniques used in allergy studies. - Describe the methodology used in the study of lymphocyte subpopulations and in the functional characterization of relevant cells of the immune system. - Analyze the application of the various antigen-antibody techniques in microbiological and hematological diagnosis. - Describe the process that guarantees the quality of the parameters analyzed in the various immunological techniques.