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Physiology and Cell Biology Courses
311 Principles of Human Physiology I
312 Principles of Human Physiology II
601 Organ System Physiology I
602 Organ System Physiology II
793 Individual Studies in Physiology
850 Seminar in Physiology and Cell Biology
911.27 Advanced Cardiovascular Physiology
999 Research in Physiology

999 Research in Physiology

Research for thesis or dissertation purposes only.

Please note:  This course is graded S/U

Programs of Study

Faculty interests cover many areas of physiology from whole-organ systems to single-cell functions. Current research projects include studies in neurophysiology, ion transport in epithelial cells, temperature regulation, control of respiration, the cardiovascular system, energetics of muscle contraction, spinal cord injury, endocrinology and neuroendocrinology, autonomic control of gastrointestinal functions, biomechanics, and environmental physiology. Liaisons with clinical departments and their faculty are possible when research projects require clinical expertise.

 

 

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