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a) The training objective of the Module of Biology and Genetics applied to Dentistry is to illustrate and understand the biological and genetic mechanisms involved in the development of the tooth and its inherited anomalies. Within the Integrated Course of Applied Biology, which also includes the modules of Applied Biology I and General and Molecular Genetics, this module provides specialist content for the dental students and the opportunity to learn to critically evaluate the results of the basic and applied research in dentistry. These training objectives adhere appropriately to the Dublin descriptors. The entire training course of this Master Degree Course in Dentistry is aimed at the formation of a modern dentist that can not disregard the basic knowledge of the biological and genetic mechanisms involved in the development of the tooth and its inherited anomalies; as well as from the knowledge of stem cell biology and regenerative medicine in the dental field.
b) The realization of these training objectives will allow modern dentists to use clinical experience to specifically promote basic and applied research in dentistry. In fact, at the end of the present teaching and at the end of the entire integrated course, the student will be able to read original articles in English (from PUBmed) and to understand the simplest ones in dentistry, at both cultural and technological levels. c) The training objectives and the expected learning outcomes are consistent with that indicated in the original 52S of area decrees (elaborated by Prof. Sapelli, the previous dean of the dental school, that evolved in the LM-46 attachment).