Physiologic Genomics

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Example of a Physiologic genomics curriculum for Students enrolled in Physiology

A strong foundation of knowledge in Genetics, Cellular and Molecular Biology and Physiology is provided in the first graduate school year.

Cell and Integrative Physiology 4 credits 
Current Advances in Cellular Biology 3 credits 
Current Advances in Molecular Biology

Advanced Molecular Biology 

3 credits 
Human Genetics 3 credits

In addition, students rotate through at least 2 laboratories in the first year and take elective courses as determined by specific research interests and career goals.

In the second year, students take 3 advanced level core courses aimed at developing problem solving skills and proficiency with the latest bioinfromatic tools while introducing students to the latest advances in the field.

Current Topics in Molecular Medicine 2 credits
Bioinfromatics 3 credits
Advances in Functional Genomics 3credits

To provide a depth of knowledge in the area of research interest, students also choose from a menu of classes offered by Genetics, Cellular and Molecular Biology and Physiology.

In addition, students attend and participate in weekly seminars and journal clubs.

 

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