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Syllabus
Molecular Physiology and Biophysics Core Curriculum and Electives Required of All Graduate
Students Fall 072:153 Graduate Physiology 4 s.h. 072:240 Physiology Workshop 1 s.h. 072:302 Research in Physiology & Biophysics TBA 156:201 Principles in Molecular and Cell Biology 4 s.h. 156:265 Bioscience
Seminar (pre-comp students) 1 s.h. Spring 072:225 Mechanisms of Cell Growth & Development (Cell Bio II) 3 s.h. 072:234 *Medical Neuroscience (Neuro route) 4 s.h. 072:240 Physiology Workshop 1 s.h. 072:270 Responsible Conduct in Research 1 s.h. (Offered each semester) 072:302 Research in Physiology & Biophysics TBA 132:180 *Fundamental Neuroscience (Neuro route) 4 s.h. 142:215 *Molecular Biology of Gene Expression (Molecular route) 3 s.h. 156:265 Bioscience
Seminar (pre-comp students) 1 s.h. Summer 072:302 Research in Physiology
& Biophysics TBA *Each student must take
the required course for the Molecular path (Molecular Biology of Gene
Expression) or one for the Neurophysiology path (Medical Neuroscience
or Fundamental Neuroscience). Two elective courses are required. Advanced elective
courses offered by the Department of Physiology and Biophysics.
72:209 is offered every Spring. 72:237 and 72:245 are offered
alternate years. 72:248 is offered every Fall and Spring.
(At least one is required.) 72:209 Receptors and Signal Transduction (offered each Spring) 3 s.h. 72:211 Biophysics of Excitable Membranes (offered each Spring) 3 s.h. 72:220 Mechanisms of Cellular Organization 3 s.h. 72:237 Topics in Physiology 2 s.h. 72:245 Developmental Neurobiology 2 s.h. 72:248
Topics in Neuromuscular Disease 2 s.h. If a student wishes to take an advanced course in another Department in lieu of one of the regular Departmental electives, the course must be a 200-level course, at least 2 s.h. credit, must receive a letter grade and it must be relevant to the Biological Sciences. All graduate students are required
to attend the weekly departmental and workshop seminars. English as a Second Language
courses may be required for foreign students with marginal language
proficiency as determined by the University and/or Department. The M.S. degree WITH or
WITHOUT thesis requires 30 semester hours of graduate credit Required of all M.S. students 072:153 Graduate Physiology 4 s.h. 156:201 Principles in Molecular Cell Biology 4 s.h. 156:265 Bioscience Seminar (first semester of the first year) 1 s.h. 156:225 Bioscience Seminar (second semester of the first year) 1 s.h. 072:225 Cell Biology II 3 s.h. *142:215 Molecular Biology of Gene Expression (Molecular route) 3 s.h. or *132:180 Fundamental Neuroscience 4 s.h. 072:240 Physiology Workshop 1 s.h. 072:270 Responsible Conduct of Research 1 s.h. 072:302 Research in Physiology
and Biophysics (as required) * Each student must take the
required course for the Molecular path (Molecular Biology of Gene Expression)
or the Neuro path (Fundamental Neuroscience). Two additional elective courses are required for a total of 6 s.h. Courses must be approved by
the Director of Graduate Studies. The Master’s student must
maintain a grade point of 2.75 while enrolled in the program. Additional Requirements: M.S. with Thesis—After
the thesis is accepted by the thesis committee, the candidate must pass
an oral examination on the research described in the thesis on related
subjects. M.S. without Thesis—A
library research report must be prepared and the student must pass a
written examination covering the area of the research report and the
graduate program in Physiology. Approved Electives:
Fall Semester 002:131 Evolution 002:150 Endocrinology 002:155 Cell Physiology 002:193 Topics in Cell Motility 060: 204 Survival Skills for a Research Career 061:168 Intro Animal Viruses 061:201 Graduate Immunology I 061:270 Graduate Microbial Genetics 061:271 Graduate Microbial Genetics Lab 061:279 Bacterial Diversity (odd years) 077:103 Radiation Biology 099:241 Biophysical Chemistry I 127:150 Genetic Analysis of Biological Systems 132:180 Fundamental Neuroscience 132:240 Topics in Cognitive Neuroscience 142:210 Advanced
Prokaryotic Molecular Biology Approved
Electives: Spring Semester 002:131 Evolution 002:168 Genes and Development 002:171 Molecular Genetics 004:205 Bioinorganic Chemistry 004:228 Mechanisms of Organic Reactions 061:147 Survey of Immunology 061:202 Graduate Immunology II 061:259 Grad Pathogenic Bacteriology 061:260 Grad Microbial Physiology 061:268 Biology and Pathogenesis of Viruses 069:270 Pathogenesis of Major Human Diseases 071:135 Principles of Pharmacology 072:209 Receptors and Signal Transduction 072:245 Dev Neurobiology (even years) 077:222 Free Radicals in Biology and Medicine (odd years) 077:288 Molecular and Cell Biology of Cancer (odd years) 099:226 Enzyme Kinetics and Bioorganic Mechanisms 099:242 Biophysical Chemistry II 132:181 Neurophysiology 142:215 Molecular Biology of Gene Expression
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