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Title |
Problems in Vet Biomedical Science | ||
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Number |
7085 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
Typically Offered |
Fall & Winter |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Selected problems and/or topics for advanced study in special areas to meet the needs of individual students. Section1: Dr. Rubin Section 2: STAFF Section 3: Dr. Tsika Section 4: Dr. Reddy Section 5: Dr. Hale |
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Title |
Cytology, Histology and Organology of Domestic Animals I |
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Number |
7302 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
23300 |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
3 |
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Description |
Detailed study of the structure and function of the cell, basic tissues (epithelium, connective tissue, muscle, nervous tissue) and several organ systems (cardiovascular, lymphatic, integument, digestive, visual, auditory) of domestic mammals and birds. |
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Title |
Embryology & Development of Domestic Animals |
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Number |
7307 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
23301 |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
2 |
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Description |
Developmental anatomy of domestic animals. Special written report and/or review required. |
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Title |
Veterinary Cell Biology |
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Number |
7333 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
23302 |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
4 |
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Description |
(Same as Veterinary Biomedical Science 5506) Course material stresses cell biology as related to animal health and medical issues. A comprehensive course with an overview of molecular and biochemical issues of cell function, especially as related to medicine and the underlying molecular causes of disease. |
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Title |
Problems in Veterinary Biomedical Science |
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Number |
8085 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
SEE LIST BELOW |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Graduate Standing |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Selected problems and/or topics for advanced study in special areas to meet the needs of individual students. Section 7: “Multidisciplinary Approaches to Biomedical Science” (Dr. Bowles) Section 8: Anatomy – Graduate level (Dr. Constantinescu) |
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Title |
Research in Veterinary Biomedical Science |
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Number |
8090 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
Typically Offered |
Fall & Winter |
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Prerequisites |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Open to MASTER’S graduate students with requisite preparation. Research expected to be presented as a thesis. Graded on an S/U basis only. Section 1: Dr. Rubin Section 2: Dr. Laughlin Section 3: Dr. Heesch Section 4: Dr. Reddy Section 5: Dr. Booth Section 6: Dr. Bowles Section 7: Dr. Brown Section 8: Dr. Clarke Section 9: Dr. Hamilton Section 10: Dr. Hasser Section 11: Dr. Hyder Section 12: Dr. Heesch Section 13: Dr. Kovarik Section 14: Dr. Schadt Section 15: Dr. Terjung Section 16: STAFF Section 17: STAFF Section 18: Dr. Rosenfeld Section 19: STAFF |
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Title |
Advanced Microscopic Anatomy |
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Number |
8409 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
014913 |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Advanced study of selected topics in vertebrate microscopic anatomy. Special report required. |
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Title |
Seminar in Veterinary Biomedical Science |
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Number |
8410 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
014919 |
Typically Offered |
Fall & Winter |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
1 |
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Description |
Presentation and discussion of investigations and topics in veterinary anatomy-physiology or related fields by qualified students, instructors and guests. Students can take up to 4 credit hours of seminar, pre-comp exam. |
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Title |
Veterinary Physiology |
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Number |
8420/8421 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
015224 |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
BIOCHM 4270 & 4272 |
Credit Hours |
6 |
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Description |
Systematic physiology for graduate students with primary interest in animals other than human beings. Function of nerve, muscle, circulatory, renal and respiratory systems. |
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Title |
Research in Veterinary Biomedical Science |
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Number |
8450 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
014921 |
Typically Offered |
Fall & Winter |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Open to graduate students with requisite preparation. Research expected to be presented as a thesis. |
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Title |
Research in Veterinary Biomedical Science |
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Number |
9090 |
Offered FS06 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
Typically Offered |
Fall & Winter |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
Varied |
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Description |
Open to DOCTORAL graduate students with requisite preparation. Research expected to be presented as a thesis. Section 1: Douglas Bowles Section 2: Frank Booth Section 3: Mary Beth Brown Section 4: Lane Clarke Section 5: STAFF Section 6: Marc Hamilton Section 7: Eileen Hasser Section 8: Cheryl Heesch Section 9: Salman Hyder Section 10: Cathleen Kovarik Section 11: M. Harold Laughlin Section 12: STAFF Section 13: Chada Reddy Section 14: Cheryl Rosenfeld Section 15: Leona Rubin Section 16: STAFF Section 17: Ronald Terjung |
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Title |
Microvascular Circulatory Function |
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Number |
9425 |
Offered FS08 |
Yes |
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Reference Number |
Typically Offered |
Fall |
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Prerequisites |
Consent Required |
Credit Hours |
3 |
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Description |
An in-depth study of microcirculatory structure and function in various tissues with emphasis on recent developments in the understanding of the mechanisms involved in nutrient supply, edema formation, lymphatic function and fluid balance. Tentative speakers include: Drs. Huxley, Korthuis, Segal, Bowles, M. Davis, Hill, G. Davis and Martinez-Lemus |
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