MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHYSIOLOGY
The Department of Physiology and Biophysics introduces a new program in physiology. This Masters of Science program offers:
- An excellent Foundation for future careers in biomedical professions, academic or pharmaceutical research.
- Cell, molecular, and systems levels coursework and research experience.
- Nationally ranked training environment-CWRU Department of Physiology ranked in the top 5% by National Institutes of Health.
- Option to transfer to Ph.D. degree in Physiology.
The program includes one year of advanced coursework and hands-on laboratory experience, followed by a year of intensive laboratory investigation in a mentored environment. Students help choose their own research focus from a wide array of research areas represented within the Department.
TECHNIQUES / AREAS OF FOCUS
- Molecular biology
- Gene expression
- Electrophysiology
- Ion transport
- Bioengergetics
- Protein trafficking
- NMR imaging
- Cardiovascular physiology
- Renal physiology
- Pulmonary physiology
- Cell signaling
- Hormone/Receptor biology
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
Individuals with undergraduate degrees in biology, chemistry, or physics are encouraged to apply.
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PHOL 456
Proteins/Nucleic Acids
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 432
Cell Structure and Function
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 468
Membrane Physiology
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 498-1
Physiology & Biophysics Seminar
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1.0 Credit
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PHOL 505-01
Laboratory Research Rotation
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 480
Physiology of Organ Systems
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 465
Ethical Conduct in Science
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1.0 Credit
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PHOL 466
Cell Signaling
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3.0 Credits
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PHOL 498-2
Physiology & Biophysics Seminar
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1.0 Credit
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PHOL 505-2
Laboratory Research Rotation
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3.0 Credits
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