All lectures will be held in Room 4217, New College Building

DATE	TIME	TOPIC	LECTURER
August 13, 2008	1:00	Permeability Properties of Lipid Bilayers	Welsh
	2:00	Facilitated & Active Transport & Osmosis	Welsh
August 14, 2008	1:00	Generation of Membrane Potentials	Welsh
	2:00	Action Potentials & Synaptic Transmission	Welsh
August 20, 2008	1:00	Cardiac electrophysiology and action potentials	Welsh
	2:00	Muscle Ultrastructure & Crossbridge Cycling	Moreland
August 21, 2008	1:00	Excitation-Contraction Coupling: Striated Muscle	Moreland
	2:00	Muscle Mechanics	Moreland
August 27, 2008	1:00	Smooth Muscle	Moreland
	2:00	Excitation-Contraction Coupling: Smooth Muscle	Moreland
August 28, 2008	1:00	Introduction to Endocrinology and Signaling	Fatatis
	2:00	Cardiac Electrophysiology & Action Potentials	Fatatis
September 3, 2008	1:00	Exam I (Cell & Muscle)	(Moreland)
September 4, 2008	1:00	Hypothalamic and pituitary hormones	Fatatis
	2:00	Thyroid hormones	Fatatis
September 10, 2008	1:00	Pancreatic hormones	Fatatis
	2:00	Calcium regulation	Fatatis
September 11, 2008	1:00	Adrenal endocrinology	Fatatis
	2:00	Endocrinology Review	Fatatis
September 17, 2008	1:00	Male reproductive physiology	Basha
	2:00	The hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis across the female lifespan	Basha
September 18, 2008	1:00	The menstrual cycle	Basha
	2:00	Pregnancy and lactation	Basha
September 24, 2008	1:00-3:00	Exam 2 Endo/Repro	(Fatatis)
September 25, 2008	1:00	Anatomy of the kidney and bladder and the micturition reflex	Seymour
	2:00	Assessment of renal function and hemodynamics	Seymour
October 1, 2008	1:00	General principles of renal tubule transport	Seymour
	2:00	Solute and water transport along the renal tubule	Seymour
October 2, 2008	1:00	Control of body fluid volume and osmolality, Part 1	Seymour
	2:00	Control of body fluid volume and osmolality, Part 2	Seymour
October 8, 2008	1:00	Potassium, calcium and phosphate homeostasis	Seymour
	2:00	Renal handling of bicarbonate and hydrogen ions	Seymour
October 9, 2008	1:00	Introduction to respiratory structures	Ellis-Davies
	2:00	Pulmonary Mechanics	Ellis-Davies
October 15, 2008		Discovery Day	No class
October 16, 2008	1:00-3:00	Exam 3. Renal	(Moreland)
October 22, 2008	1:00	Deadspace, alveolar ventilation & gas equations	Ellis-Davies
	2:00	Compliance and surfactant	Ellis-Davies
October 23, 2008	1:00	Air flow, EPP and Emphysema	Ellis-Davies
	2:00	Pulmonary circulation and edema	Ellis-Davies
October 29, 2008	1:00	Blood-gas transport	Ellis-Davies
	2:00	Ventillation-perfusion relations	Ellis-Davies
October 30, 2008	1:00-3:00	Exam 4 Pulmonary	(Ellis-Davies)
November 5, 2008	1:00	Introduction to the cardiovascular system	Preston
	2:00	Cardiac mechanics	Preston
November 6, 2008	1:00	Microcirculation	Preston
	2:00	Regional circulations	Preston
November 12, 2008	1:00	Local control of circulation	Preston
	2:00	Neural control of circulation	Preston
November 13, 2008	1:00	EKG	Preston
	2:00	Hemodynamics	Preston
November 19, 2008	1:00	The role of the kidneys in cardiovascular function	Preston
	2:00	Venous system and venous return	Preston
November 20, 2008	1:00	Maternal/fetal circulation	Preston
	2:00	Cardiovascular integration	Preston
November 26, 2008	1:00-3:00	Exam 5. Cardiovascular	(Basha)
November 27, 2008		THANKSGIVING
December 3, 2008	1:00	GI structure, function, and regulation	Moreland
	2:00	Physiology of mouth, pharynx, and esophagus	Moreland
December 4, 2008	1:00	Physiology of the stomach	Moreland
	2:00	Physiology of the small intestine	Moreland
December 10, 2008	1:00	Bile secretion; fat digestion and absorption	Moreland
	2:00	Absorption of carbohydrates, proteins, H2O & electrolytes	Moreland
December 11, 2008	1:00	Large intestine	Moreland
	2:00	Integration	Moreland
December 17, 2008	1:00-3:00	EXAM 5 GI	(Moreland)
December 19, 2007	Due 4 PM	FINAL EXAM (INTEGRATIVE)	Take-home