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Biology 403 (Undergradate Credit) or 5403 (Graduate Credit)
Instructor: Dr. Stan A. Baldwin
Texts:
Histology: a text and atlas, 5th Edition, by Ross and Pawlina
Wheater's Functional Histology, 5th Edition, by B. Young et al,
Cells and Tissue Ultrastructure: A Functional
Prospective by P. Cross and K. Mercer
5 semester
hours credit. 4 hours lecture/3 hours lab per week.
Offered every fall.
Cell Structure
Electron
micrographs are used to study cellular organelles and understand basic
cellular functions. Gene expression, mRNA and protein synthesis are reviewed
as well as posttranslational protein alterations and transport.
Basic Tissue Types
Various
types of epithelium are examined with dicussion on how cellular mophology
relates to function. Nervous tissue, connective tissue, skin, cartilage,
bone, and
muscle are studied. The student will learn the subtypes of the above mentioned
tissues and their relative role in organ systems throughout the body.
Organs Systems
The organ
systems covered in the course are lung, cardiovascular, blood, lymphatic
endocrine, reproduction, digestion and urinary. Each system is examined
at the
light and electron microscope level. Physiological function of each system
is
discussed and is related to ultrastructure.
Histology
Exam I
Histology Exam II
Histology Exam III