Basic Human Physiology 52L A survey course intended for students who are not proceeding further in Physiology. PSL299Y1 Research Opportunity Program Credit course for supervised participation in faculty research project. See page 42 for details. 26T Using homeostasis and feedback as a unifying theme, topics in control systems, cell signalling, rhythms, muscle contraction, movement and environmental adaptations are examined.
Tutorials use computer simulations and problem sets.
A problem-based laboratory course focussed on the integration of organ systems to understand the control mechanisms of body function. This course provides an in-depth review of the development and function of the male and female reproductive systems. Topics include sex determination and differentiation, gametogenesis, hormonal control of the reproductive systems, the female ovulatory cycle, seasonal breeding, sexual behaviour, fertilization and implantation. General overview of the integrated physiologic events associated with pregnancy and birth. The approach emphasizes physiologic processes using insights gained from studies of humans, animals, cells and genes.