30-Hours Professional Diploma in Genes and Drug Delivery
Credit hours
3
Molecular genetics and the role of mutations in disease set the stage for studying drug development and therapeutic targeting. Learners then explore gene therapy, delivery systems such as vectors and nanocarriers, pharmacogenomics, CRISPR genome editing and clinical applications. Suited to science students and professionals with an interest in modern medicine.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Molecular Genetics and Gene Function
- 02Genetic Mutations and Their Role in Human Disease
- 03Fundamentals of Drug Development and Therapeutic Targeting
- 04Principles and Mechanisms of Gene Therapy
- 05Drug Delivery Systems: Vectors, Nanocarriers, and Biomaterials
- 06Pharmacogenomics and Personalised Medicine
- 07CRISPR and Genome Editing Technologies
- 08Clinical Applications of Gene-Based Drug Delivery
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