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I am a pharmacy tech. I have taken classes on immunology. Just wanting to know if without a pharmacy degree or nursing degree if you can take classes or a course to be able to give immunizations.

I’m studying for a Immunology test I have next week, and I can’t find the answer. Thank you for your answers!

I’m a senior in high school and I’ve been researching what classes I need to take so I can fulfill my aspired major of Immunology. I want to be an allergist, so what do I need to take in school and what major do I apply as when applying for medschool later on?

I have been told the best to take is anatomy, biochemistry, immunology, neurology, genetics, or pathology. I’ve also been told I have to go to medical school and have some experience supervised by professional doctors before I can become a doctor. What is your opinion on the best major to take in order to be most prepared for becoming a family physician?

the question above or you could say the source of errors in using antibodies in immunofluorescence

and also the most common one!!!
this is in immunology

I am interested in bioengineering and I have been accepted to UCSD, one of the top 3 schools for undergrad bioengineering.

I had applied for Immunology at UC Berkeley and I have been admitted to their college of letters and sciences.

How much freedom do I have for changing to majors within the college of letters and sciences?
changing into engineering school?

How much value is given to their undergrad Haas dual degree?
I did not apply to UCBerkeley or UCLA for engineering, so I only got admitted to their letters and sciences college rather than their engineering college.

I have to start choosing a career path and I have NO idea.
I like medical stuff, though I don’t know what subjects to choose etc.

I got like, 80% in Chem (a test)
and we haven’t done a human bio section yet

But we have a career link day soon.

But what types of areas are there to specialise in?

Eg. Oncology, Immunology etc

Please help me? Thankyou very much.

Who isn’t that interested in surgery, but more so in technology, diagnosis, research.

I’m more of a laid back, shy type and I understand surgeons are more typically aggressive and high strung.

I am thus far interested in Clinical Pathology and Radiology. However, cardiology, neurology, immunology, and infectious disease specialist sound interesting as well. Is there anything useful you can tell me about those fields such as residency length, competitiveness, etc., or recommend other fields?

Thanks!

According to my Immunology professor, antigenicity means “can generate an antibody against it” while immunogenicity means “can raise antibodies by immunizing with it”…. Okay… but what exactly does he mean? I am not show about what he means by “immunizing”…. what kind of the procedure is that?

Help please?