AK3000

Radio-Immunological Measuring Techniques (RIA)

Last taught 2011

Autumn

Norwegian and English

Overview

4 candidates

Average grade

B

4.00

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Pass rate

100%

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About this course

Content

The course provides an introduction to the construction-, function- and use of gamma- and beta counters. Particular emphasis will be given to radiation hygiene and existing rules for use of radioactive nuclides in laboratory. Laboratory work also include blood sampling from salmonid fish and the use of RIA for measurement of plasma cortisol levels.

Learning outcomes

On completion of the course the students should be familiar with the construction-, function- and use of gamma- and beta counters, and also with radiation hygiene and existing rules for the use of radioactive nuclides in laboratory.

Teaching methods

Lectures: 30 hours
Laboratory course: 30 hours, mandatory

Admission to this course is restricted (15 places)