Catalog of Courses for Physiology
A journal club. Students present recent research papers in biophysics and/or report on progress of their own research projects. Students learn how to effectively read, critique, and present science research progress.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function, the foundation of translational-based research. The physiology to be covered will include the nervous system, metabolism and endocrine systems.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function the foundation of translational-based research. Specifically, the physiology to be covered will include the heart, vasculature, kidney, GI, and muscle. Requisites: PHY 8040 or permission of instructor
The class covers the broad range of vascular biology from the basic science to clinical implications. The class integrates new methods in the field and relationships to heart function. Prerequisite: PHY 8040
The class covers the broad range of vascular biology from the basic sciences to the clinical implications. In addition, the class integrates new methods in the field and relationships to heart function. Prerequisite: PHY 8040 and PHY 8052
The course focuses on aspects of human physiology observed during extreme environmental conditions. This includes: effects of gravity (e.g., space) on human physiology; effects of marathon running on human physiology, as well as high altitude and deep sea diving. These extremes will be discussed with an eye towards better understanding homeostatic and pathological human physiology.
Directed research on an approved problem in physiology.
For doctoral dissertation.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function, the foundation of translational-based research. The physiology to be covered will include the nervous system, metabolism and endocrine systems.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function the foundation of translational-based research. Specifically, the physiology to be covered will include the heart, vasculature, kidney, GI, and muscle. Requisites: PHY 8040 or permission of instructor
The course focuses on aspects of human physiology observed during extreme environmental conditions. This includes: effects of gravity (e.g., space) on human physiology; effects of marathon running on human physiology, as well as high altitude and deep sea diving. These extremes will be discussed with an eye towards better understanding homeostatic and pathological human physiology.
Directed research on an approved problem in physiology.
For doctoral dissertation.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function, the foundation of translational-based research. The physiology to be covered will include the nervous system, metabolism and endocrine systems.
The course will integrate background cellular and molecular knowledge into organ systems and whole animal, function. It is intended to provide the ability to integrate knowledge at the molecular level into function the foundation of translational-based research. Specifically, the physiology to be covered will include the heart, vasculature, kidney, GI, and muscle. Requisites: PHY 8040 or permission of instructor