The program in physiology encompasses training in all aspects of physiology, with emphasis on membrane transport, neurophysiology, cardiovascular, renal and central nervous system physiology, as well as reproductive biology, physiological genomics and biotelemtry. A specialization is also offered in applied physiology and health promotion emphasizing roles of exercise, diet and behavior. The Department is located in the Sanders Research and Education Building and the Hamilton Building, adjoining, modern three-story structures with ample laboratory and classroom space. The various laboratories are conveniently located near equipment and instrumentation rooms. Exclusive facilities for animal housing and surgery are located conveniently in the same buildings.
Additional facilities are available for in vitro studies that involve both tissue and cell culture.
In addition, facilities and equipment are available for molecular biology, DNA and RNA analysis, and the study of gene regulation using the latest techniques and modern instruments. Additional core facilities are listed under shared facilities which is included under the Center for Physiological Genomics . The formal deadline for completion of applications is January 15 for consideration for acceptance into the common admissions program of the School of Graduate Studies for the Fall semester. It is to the applicant's advantage, however, to complete his or her application as early as possible, particularly if financial assistance is requested. All rights reserved.