| BMS 120 |
Human Health and
Disease
Function of the human body in health and disease; exercises for
decision making related to health. |
| BMS 122 |
Drugs and the Human
Body
Drugs effect on body functions. Implications of drug use in society. |
| BMS 124 |
Sexuality and Health
Basic concepts of human reproduction, contraception, pregnancy,
abortion, and venereal disease; their relationship to health. |
| BMS 192 |
First Year Seminar
in Biomedical Sciences
The university and its resources, college survival skills, careers
in the biomedical sciences; current issues in health and biotechnology. |
| BMS 200 |
Concepts in Human
Anatomy and Physiology
Basic concepts in the anatomy and physiology of the human body. |
| BMS 260 |
Introduction to
Biomedical Sciences
Opportunities and challenges in biomedical sciences; business
of science, ethics, model systems, cellular and systemic physiology. |
| BMS 300 |
Principles of Human
Physiology
Physiology of humans. |
| BMS 301 |
Human Gross Anatomy
Structure and function of the human body. Study of prosected human
cadavers; clinical applications; living anatomy. |
| BMS 302 |
Laboratory in Principles
of Physiology
Basic physiology lab exercises. |
| BMS 305 |
Domestic Animal
Gross Anatomy
Comparative gross anatomy of domestic carnivores, ruminants, and
horses. |
| BMS/BZ 310 |
Fundamentals of
Physiology
Basic mechanisms of physiology: comparative and quantitative. |
| BMS 325 |
Cellular Neurobiology
Cellular and molecular bases of nervous system function and behavior. |
| BMS 330 |
Microscopic Anatomy
Microscopic anatomy of mammalian tissue. |
| BMS 345 |
Functional Neuroanatomy
Functional systems and circuits of the human brain and spinal
cord. |
| BMS 360 |
Fundamentals of
Physiology
Cell, tissue, and organ function related to integrated whole body
function. |
| BMS 365 |
Nerve and Muscle-Toxins,
Trauma, and Disease
Understanding cellular and molecular basis of nerve and muscle
activities in health and disease. |
| BMS 384V |
Supervised College Teaching
Supervision by and work with graduate teaching assistants in small
group learning sessions involving students enrolled in BS 300. |
| BMS 420 |
Cardiopulmonary
Physiology
Normal and pathophysiology of cardiovascular and pulmonary systems. |
| BMS 430 |
Endocrinology
Physiology of the glands of internal secretion. |
| BMS 450 |
Pharmacology
Pharmacologic principles, absorption, distribution, metabolism,
excretion, side effects, and actions of drugs. |
| BMS 460 |
Essentials of Pathophysiology
Integration of different facets of mechanisms underlying health
and disease. |
| BMS 492 |
Seminar -- Pathophysiology
of Disease
Capstone seminar in biomedical sciences. |
| BMS 495 |
Independent Study |
| BMS 500 |
Mammalian
Physiology I
Membrane function and electrical activity of cells, neurophysiology,
blood and immune, muscle physiology, and cellular endocrinology. |
| BMS 501 |
Mammalian Physiology
II
Cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, digestive, endocrine, metabolic,
and reproductive function. |
| BMS 531 |
Domestic Animal
Dissection
Dissection of domestic animals. |
| BMS 545 |
Human Neuroanatomy
Nervous system structure and function presented from a systems
perspective; applied and comparative aspects are emphasized. |
| BMS 550 |
Electron Microscopy - TEM, SEM, and
X-ray
Theory and demonstration of transmission and scanning electron
microscopy and X-ray microanalysis. |
| BMS 560 |
Theory and Practice
of Animal Biotechnology
Principles of molecular technology and applications to animal
and human populations, including transgenic technology and gene
therapy. |
| BMS 575 |
Human Anatomy Dissection
Regional approach to human gross anatomy through laboratory dissection
of human cadaver. |
| BMS 610 |
Managing a Career in Science
A) Survival skills for coursework (M.S.). B) Survival skills for
research (M.S. and Ph.D.). |
| BMS 619 |
Advanced Human Gross Anatomy
Clinical application of human anatomy through case-based study. |
| BMS 620 |
Cardiovascular Physiology
Physiology and biophysics of the circulatory system. |
| BMS 631 |
Mechanisms of Hormone
Action
Synthesis, secretion, and mechanisms of action of hormones. |
| BMS 632 |
Metabolic Endocrinology
Endocrine regulation of metabolic homeostasis; effects of exercise
or pregnancy. |
| BMS 633 |
Domestic Animal
Anatomy -- Case Discussions
Clinical case discussions utilized in advanced understanding of
domestic animal anatomy and physiology. |
| BMS 640 |
Reproductive Physiology
and Endocrinology
Reproductive physiology and endocrinology of vertebrate animals. |
| BMS 642 |
Research Techniques
for Gametes and Embryos
Collection, storage, evaluation, in vitro manipulation, and replacement
of sperm, oocytes, embryos, and other reproductive tissues. |
| BMS 650 |
Transmission EM Laboratory
Operation of transmission electron microscope; preparation of
samples; interpretation of images. |
| BMS 652 |
Scanning EM Laboratory
Operation of scanning electron microscope; preparation of samples;
interpretation of images. |
| BMS 672A-B |
Advanced Topics in Electron Microanalysis
A) Freeze fracture. B) X-ray microanalysis. |
| BMS 684 |
Supervised College Teaching |
| BMS 692 |
Seminar - Classics in Neurosciences
Review of classic papers in the neurosciences. |
| BMS 695A-F |
Independent Study
A) Developmental anatomy. B) Microscopic anatomy. C) Neuroanatomy.
D) Radiographic anatomy. E) Surgical anatomy. F) Gross anatomy. |
| BMS 699 |
Thesis Research |
| BMS 740 |
Metabolism
Applied pathophysiology of disorders of carbohydrate, lipid, protein,
fluid, and electrolyte metabolism. |
| BMS 784V |
Supervised College
Teaching |
| BMS 792 |
Graduate Student Seminar |
| BMS 795A-E |
Independent Study
A) Endocrinology. B) Neurophysiology. C) Cell physiology. D) Cardiopulmonary
physiology. E) Reproductive physiology. |
| BMS 796A-C |
Group Study
A) Neurophysiology. B) Cardiopulmonary physiology. C) Reproductive
physiology. |
| BMS 799 |
Dissertation |
| NB 501 |
Cellular and Molecular
Neurophysiology
Membrane properties of nerve and muscle; molecular mechanisms
of synaptic function; neuromuscular units. |
| NB 502 |
Techniques in Neuroscience
I
Current methods in molecular and cellular neurobiology. |
| NB 503 |
Developmental Neurobiology
Molecular mechanisms involved in development of nervous system
including differentiation, growth, pathfinding, and synaptogenesis. |
| NB 505 |
Neuronal Circuits, Systems and Behavior
Anatomical and physiological organization of the nervous system. |
| NB 650 |
Computer Analysis of Neuronal Proteins
Theory and practice of using computers to study proteins. |
| NB 750 |
Physiology of Ion Channels
Physiological and structural analysis of membrane ion channels. |
| NB 793 |
Neuroscience Seminar |
