Virology lectures

26 November 2009

Each year I teach basic virology to medical, dental, and nursing students here at Columbia University Medical Center. Here are videocasts of my three lectures for 2009: Introduction to Virology I and II, and Viral Pathogenesis.

Introduction to Virology Part I


Download Introduction to Virology Part I (15 MB)

Introduction to Virology Part II

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Download Introduction to Virology Part II (34 MB)

Viral Pathogenesis

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Download Viral Pathogenesis (16 MB)

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  • Gyapong
    great lecture !
  • Erik Carter
    These videos are fascinating. I'm going to try and go through this whole virology "course" here, hopefully it'll give me an advantage when I actually take Virology-related courses later in college.
    I wish you could talk at one of my university's Pathobiology Seminars about your poliovirus research. I would mark that day on my calender, for sure.
    ~Erik
  • David Loria
    Thanks. Just a comment, you mentioned that circular genomes are exclusive of viruses (8:08 min of Intro to Virology II lecture).
  • Thanks for pointing that out. What I meant to say is that the
    chromosomal/nuclear DNA of mammals is not circular; but of course
    there are other circular DNAs in many places.
  • Thanks for sharing Prof. Racaniello. I posted this on my blog so I think you should expect some Dutch viewers.

    greetings Crypto

  • Thanks for sharing Prof. Racaniello. I posted this on my blog so I think you should expect some Dutch viewers.

    greetings Crypto

  • Thanks! I particularly like "basiscursus virologie voor dummies".
  • Thank you for that Dr Racniello. I'll be watching those tomorrow. :D Should be fun.
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