23480a
Lecture
WiSe 25/26: L Molecular biology of viruses and viral vectors
Stefan Weger
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Additional module information: Modulbeschreibung Molekulare Biologie viraler Erreger und Vektoren
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The module consists of a lecture in the first semester (WS) and a seminar in the second semester (SS).
Seminar in the summer semester 2026 'principles of virology, current issues', 2 SWS Thu, 17:15 - 18:45, Seminar room E24 (next to the lecture hall), Institute for Infectious Medicine, Hindenburgdamm 27, 12203 Berlin
Biology, completed bachelor's degree
Lecturers:
Dr. Stefan Weger, Tel. 030 450 560734, stefan.weger@charite.de
Final examination in written form after completion of the lecture at the end of the winter semester. Passing of the examination (at least 50% of the points to be achieved) is a prerequisite for participation in the seminar in the summer semester. The result of the examination is also the basis for the grading of the subject module.
2. Semester (SS)Seminar in the summer semester 2026 'principles of virology, current issues', 2 SWS Thu, 17:15 - 18:45, Seminar room E24 (next to the lecture hall), Institute for Infectious Medicine, Hindenburgdamm 27, 12203 Berlin
Seminar lectures by the students on general topics of virology and on the development/application of viral vectors with subsequent discussion, 1 to 2 topics per appointment.
Requirements for participation:Biology, completed bachelor's degree
Lecturers:
Dr. Stefan Weger, Tel. 030 450 560734, stefan.weger@charite.de
Blackboard: Molecular Biology of viruses and viral vectors, BIOCHEMPHA_V_23412a_24W
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General module information: After attending the module, the students have a wide range of theoretical knowledge about the molecular replication strategies of viruses, the mechanisms of virus-host cell interactions, the pathogenicity mechanisms of selected virus groups and the use of viral vectors in modern medicine. They are able to work on their own original literature, to present it and to discuss it critically close