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GRADUATE COURSES

• CBS 7001
  Seminar: Comparative Biomedical Sciences (1). F,S May be taken for a max. of 8 hrs. credit. Reports and discussions on topics of current interest in various scientific disciplines.
• CBS 7002
  Research Techniques in Comparative Biomedical Sciences (1-4). F,S,Su May be taken for a max. of 8 hrs. credit when topics vary. Specialized research techniques related to selected scientific disciplines in the department.
• CBS 7003
  Special Topics in Comparative Biomedical Sciences (1-4). F,S,Su May be taken for a max. of 8 hrs. credit when topics vary. Specialized coverage of a variety of topics related to selected scientific disciplines in the department.
• CBS 7104
  Biomedical Cell and Molecular Biology (3). F,S Prereq.: consent of instructor. Essential concepts of cell and molecular biology: cellular ultrastructure and function; basic genetic mechanisms in normal and transformed cells; methods of gene analysis; proteomics; molecular therapy and molecular approaches to disease diagnosis.
• CBS 7106
  Biomedical Electron Microscopy (4). F,S. Prereq.: consent of instructor. 1 hr. lecture; 8 hrs. lab.Preparation of tissue including biopsies for transmission and scanning electron microscopy; operation of SEM's, TEM's and ancillary equipment.
• CBS 7108
  Critical Analysis In Molecular Biology/Medicine (3). F Instruction/participation; formal presentations of research data. Discussion and presentations are drawn from landmark biomedical publications. Dr. A. Penn.
• CBS 7109
  Advanced Macroscopic Anatomy (1-3). Prereq.: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit when topics vary. Specialized dissection of one or more of the following: dog, horse, ruminants, laboratory, exotic, or avian species.
• CBS 7112
  Advanced Microscopic Anatomy (1-3). Prereq.: consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit when topics vary. Comparative or systemic microscopic anatomy of selected organs or organ systems of domestic, laboratory or exotic species.
• CBS 7603
  Clinical Toxicology (3). Prereq.: consent of instructor. Pathophysiology of various clinically important toxicants; prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of common intoxicants in domestic animals. Dr. K.M. Kleinow.
• CBS 7614
  Central Nervous System (3). V. Prereq. CBS 7631 or equivalent. Neurotransmitter mechanism, chemistry, and anatomical distribution; neuropharmacology, synaptic physiology and anatomy of selected brain regions; central nervous system diseases. Dr. G.M. Strain.
• CBS 7615
  Pulmonary Pharmacology (3). V. Prereq. CBS 7630. Mechanisms of action and applications of various drugs used in respiratory disorders. Dr. C.S. Venugopal.
• CBS 7617
  Autonomic Nervous System (3). Prereq. CBS 7631 or equivalent. Structure, physiology, pharmacology, and diseases of the autonomic nervous system. Dr. G.M. Strain.
• CBS 7628
  Biomedical Physiology I (3). F,S Prereq.: consent of instructor. Physiological mechanisms underlying the cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems of domestic species. Dr. J. Francis.
• CBS 7629
  Biomedical Physiology II (3). F,S Prereq.: consent of instructor. Physiological mechanisms underlying the respiratory and renal systems of domestic species; emphasis on system control. Dr. H. Cheng.
• CBS 7630
  Biomedical Pharmacology (4). F,S Prereq.: vertebrate physiology, biochemistry, or equivalent; consent of instructor. 3.5 hrs. lecture; 0.5 hrs. lab. Comparative study of the pharmacodynamics, disposition, kinetics, and therapeutic utility of drugs in animals. Dr. I. Sehgal.
• CBS 7631
  Biomedical Neuroscience (3). F,S. Prereq. consent of instructor. 2.5 hrs lecture; 0.5 hrs lab. Physiological and anatomical mechanisms underlying the nervous system. Dr. G.M. Strain.