Lectures, laboratories, conferences, and case presentations. A laboratory-oriented practicum emphasizing the practice of physiological technique as it pertains to specific research problems. Recording surface potentials, ionic currents, and nerve discharge. Documentation of nervous activity with antibody markers. A laboratory-oriented practicum emphasizing the practice of physiological technique as it relates to specific research problems.
Coverage includes monoclonal antibodies, receptor binding, and radio immunoassays.
Individual arrangements should be made one quarter prior to enrollment. Open to medical or graduate students by arrangement. Research on physiology of nervous, cardiovascular, or respiratory system and on biophysics of cell membranes and membrane transport, as agreed to by student and faculty member. Topical discussion of a wide range of chemosensory systems including olfactory, gustatory, pheromonal, and arterial chemoreceptors. This page was updated on December 4, 1998.