移植MRes使您可以体验具有国际竞争力的研究领域，主要是学术界，也可能是工业界。MRes可以作为独立资格获得，也可以提供进入PhD或MD的入学途径。该课程是为拥有生命科学理学学士学位的毕业生而设计的，也适合于其他科学学科的毕业生以及嵌入和完全合格的MBBS或BDS学生。在移植领域有一个具有特定学科内容的教学部分。基于主题的模块广泛涉及移植的各个方面，从临床概念到尖端科学发展。在造血干细胞，角膜/肢体干细胞和各种实体器官的移植中，将有一个独特的机会来深入了解移植科学的专业知识。
Explore a broad exposure to diverse aspects of transplantation You'll develop your own bespoke course with our broad range of taught modules. You'll then have a 24-week research project. Research is the foundation of our teaching. Course content changes to reflect: developments in the discipline the requirements of external bodies and partners, student feedback Transplantation is a competitive research area. You'll work in academia but may also have opportunities in industry. You'll study subject-specific content in medical genetics research. You'll add to these modules from a broad range of complementary options. You'll also have training in general research principles, professional and key skills.You'll gain insight into the speciality of transplantation sciences in the context of:transplantation of haematopoietic stem cellscorneallimbal stem cellsa variety of solid organsThe modules aim to:provide an understanding of the scientific basis of therapeutic benefits of clinical transplantsprovide an understanding of the adverse effects of clinical transplantshighlight research areas where immunology and cell biology can improve transplant outcomes for patientsprovide a view of translational links between scientific research and clinical practiceYou'll explore clinical practice-driven research. This will prepare you for a future career in either medical practice or broad biomedical research.The main topics covered include:transplantation immunology related to cellular and molecular basis of allogeneic immune responses, tolerance, immunosuppressionthe genetic and molecular basis of HLA system, non-HLA immunogenetics, histocompatibility, the impact of HLA matching in choice of donor and transplant outcometransplantation pathology related to graft-versus-host disease following haematopoietic stem cell transplant, rejection following solid organ transplant, tissue damage and loss of graft functionmanipulation of haematopoietic stem cells for clinical usedevelopment of novel therapeutic strategies to aid improvement of clinical transplant outcome