CANCER BIOLOGY (CB)   CB 560 Cancer Biology I 3 cr This course is the first in a series of two courses that provides a comprehensive coverage of molecular and cellular aspects of carcinogenesis as well as clinical issued related to human cancer. This course will specifically cover areas of histology, pathology, epidemiology, genetics, viruses, oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes.   CB 561 Cancer Biology II 1 cr This course is the second in a series of two courses that provides a comprehensive coverage of molecular and cellular aspects of carcinogenesis as well as clinical issues related to human cancer. This course will specifically cover areas of cellular and molecular basis of chemotherapy, pharmacology of anticancer drugs, molecular and cellular basis of radiotherapy, and biological therapy of cancer and clinical trial design. Prerequisites: CB 560.   CB 566 Topics in Cancer Biology 2 cr Students and faulty participate in a supervised reading of current literature and meet once a week to interact in a discussion of the selected article. The goal of this course is to maintain the student's level of information at a "state of the art" in both methods and theory in the discipline and to develop critical skills in reviewing the literature.   CB 567 Directed Studies 1-6 cr Students participate in research under the direction of a graduate faculty member. The student may pursue independent research or participate in a literature project.   CB 667 Research Seminar 1 cr Students and faculty present a research topic for discussion before members of the department. The presentations are usually scheduled on a rotational basis. The student may present research data for critique by the faculty.   CB 799 Research/Dissertation 1-6 cr Independent research by the student under the sponsorship of the graduate faculty in individual departments in the Basic Medical Sciences. Prerequisite: Approved formal research proposal.   College of Medicine