Mammalian Physiology PHSL 410A Lecture and Lab

Mammalian Physiology PHSL 410B Lecture and Lab
 
 

Week	#Lect		Topic (lectures)	Lecturer
Aug 22	4	Introduction(1), Synthesis of macromolecules(3)		Cox/Huggenvik
Aug 29	4	Recombinant DNA techniques(4)		Huggenvik
Sept 65	3	Gene replacement and control(3),		Huggenvik/Collard
Sept 12	4	RNA processing, translation(4)		Collard
Sept 19	4	Proteins(4)		Collard
Sept 26	4	EXAM1(Monday), Kinetics (2), Membrane structure(1)		Cox
Oct 3	4	Membrane proteins (1), diffusion, osmosis, Nernst potential (3)		Cox
Oct 10	4	Membrane transport, resting membrane potential (4)		Cox
Oct 17	4	EXAM2 (Monday) Goldman equation (3)		Cox
Oct 24	4	Donnan equilibrium, nerve, synapses(4)		Cox
Oct 31	4	Muscle(3), Autonomics (1)		Cox
Nov 7	4	EXAM3(Monday) Click here Endocrinology (3),		Steger
Nov 14	4	Endocrinology (2), Reproduction (2)		Steger/Murphy
Nov 21	4	Thanksgiving		Turkey
Nov 28	0	Reproduction(4)		Murphy
Dec 5	4	Reproduction(4)		Murphy
Dec 13	0	Final Exam Tuesday December 13, 12:50-2:50 p.m.

 

Lecturers:

M. Collard LSIII 2081

T. Cox LSIII 2080     Coordinator

J. Huggenvik LSIII 2053C

L. Murphy  LSIII 2064

R. Steger LSIII 2078

Text: Boron and Boulpaep, Medical Physiology, 2003 or 2005.

Lodish, et al. Molecular Cell Biology, 5th Edition, 2003.
 
 

Grading: There will be three hourly and one final exam. Each hourly exam is worth 15% of the final grade. The final exam is worth 25% of the final grade. The lab is worth 30% of the final grade. Attendance in the laboratory is required to pass the course. Grades will be determined using the following scale: 90-100%, A; 80-89%, B; 70-79%, C; 60-69%, D; less than 60%, F.
 
 

General notes

Lab write-ups
 

Week	Lab
Aug 22	Introduction, basic statistics, spectrophotometers, computer
Aug 29	DNA
Sept 5	DNA, Proteins, Bradford
Sept 12	Proteins, PAGE gel
Sept 19	Kinetics, LDH
Sept 26	Kinetics, LDH
Oct 3	Kinetics, LDH
Oct 10	Nerve
Oct 17	Nerve
Oct 24	Nerve
Oct 31	Muscle
Nov 7	Muscle
Nov 14	Muscle
Nov 21	Thanksgiving
Nov 28	Lab presentations
Dec 5	Lab final
Dec 12

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Week of:	#Lect	Topic	Lecturer
Jan 16	3	Renal	Wade
Jan 23	4	Renal	Wade
Jan 30	4	Renal; Endocrinology	Wade/Steger
Feb 6	4	Endocrinology,  Exam 1 (Friday)	Steger
Feb 13	4	GI	Shanahan
Feb 20	4	GI	Shanahan
Feb 27	4	GI	Shanahan
Mar 6	4	CNS	Arbogast
Mar 13	0	Spring Break
Mar 20	4	CNS	Arbogast
Mar 27	4	CNS, Exam 2 (Wednesday), Cardiovascular	Arbogast/Steinle
April 3	4	Cardio	Steinle
April 10	4	Cardio	Steinle
April 17	4	Cardio, Exam 3 (Friday)	Steinle
April 24	4	Respiration	Bany
May 1	4	Respiration	Bany
May 8		Final Exam Thursday May 11, 3:10-5:10

Lecturers:

R. Steger  LSIII 2078

M. Shanahan LSIII 2066

J. Steinle LSIII 2071

B. Bany LSIII 2085

L. Arbogast LSIII 2077

Coordinator: P. Patrylo LSII Rm176a

Text: Boron and Boulpaep, Medical Physiology, Saunders, 2003.

Grading: There will be three hourly and one final exam. The hourly exams will constitute approximately 45% of the final grade. The final exam will be worth 25% of the final grade. The laboratory is worth 30%. Attendance in the laboratory is required to pass the course. Grades will be determined on the following scale of total possible points. 90-100%= A; 80-89%= B; 70-79%= C; 60-69%= D; less than 60%= F.
 
 

Coordinator: Angie Raymer LS II 151a
 

Week of:	Lab
Jan 16	Renal lab organization
Jan 23	Renal lab design
Jan 30	Renal performance
Feb 6	Reproduction
Feb 13	Renal presentations
Feb 20	Reproduction
Feb 27	GI
Mar 6	GI
Mar 13	Spring Break
Mar 20	CNS
Mar 27	CNS
April 3	Cardioloab
April 10	Cardiovascular
April 17	Cardiovascular wrap up
April 24	Respiration
May 1	Respiration
May 8	Final exams

Reports, quizzes, grading information, etc.

Formal report format.