|
Designator
|
Hr |
Title |
Description |
|
PHPH 701 |
6 |
Physiology for
Health Sciences |
Major organ
systems with emphasis on basic physiological processes and control
systems. Primarily for health sciences graduate students. |
|
PHPH
703 |
3 |
Human Neuroanatomy |
Lecture, laboratory, and independent
study devoted to the structure and function of the human nervous
system. Emphasis on those features of the nervous system of
contemporary research interest. |
|
PHPH
705 |
6 |
Biomedical Pharmacology |
Lectures and conference discussions
covering principles of drug action; autonomic
(adrenergic/cholinergic), cardiovascular, renal, central nervous
system, endocrine and antimicrobial pharmacology, cancer chemotherapy,
and toxicology. (Prereq: PHPH 701 or PHPH 720) |
|
PHPH
730 |
1-3 |
Special topics in Neuroanatomy |
Advanced study of selected topics in
neuroanatomy. |
|
PHPH
739 |
3 |
Drug
Action on Ion Movements |
The actions of several classes of drugs
that alter ion movements in excitable tissues will be explored in
depth with emphasis on models of drug actions and altered responses in
hereditary and disease states. |
|
PHPH
740 |
4 |
Neuroscience
Schedule 2004 |
Cellular and molecular principles of
neurobiology and neuroscience topics from a research-oriented
perspective. |
|
PHPH
741 |
1-3 |
Special Topics in Neuroscience |
Tutuorial instruction and group
discussion of select topics in neuroscience involving
neuroendocrinology, neuropharmacology, developmental neurobiology, or
neuropsychobiology. |
|
PHPH 742
|
1 |
Neuroscience
Seminar |
Presentation and
group discussion of research articles in neuroscience. Focus on
improvement of critical thinking and scientific writing skills, as
well as development of research ideas. |
|
PHPH 750
|
4 |
Fundamental
Neuroscience I
Schedule 2004 |
Integrated foundation
in neuroanatomical and neurophysiological principles from a
research-oriented perspective. |
|
PHPH 752
|
4 |
Fundamental
Neuroscience II |
Integrated foundation
in neurochemical and neuropharmacological principles from a
research-oriented perspective. Includes aspects of molecular
neuroscience and systems analyses. (Prereq: Two semesters
biochemistry required) |
|
PHPH
765 |
1-3 |
Special topics in Pharmacology & Physiology |
Tutorial instruction in pharmacology
and physiology. |
|
PHPH 780 |
1-6 |
Research in
Pharmacology & Physiology |
Graduate research
designed by student in conjunction with research advisory committee.
(Pass-Fail grading) |
|
PHPH 899 |
|
Dissertation
Preparation |
|
