Two 50 min lectures per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:10 - 11:00 am; two in-class exams. Fewtrell and faculty.Fall 2004 schedule: pdf
VETMM 611 Systems Pharmacology
Two 50 minute lectures per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00 - 9:50 am; two closed-book, in-class exams and a final take-home essay question. Fewtrell and faculty.Spring 2006 course information and schedule: pdf
VETMM 700 Calcium as a Second Messenger in Cell Activation
Each week there will be a one hour lecture and a 90 minute student-led discussion of two relevant papers from the primary research literature. Fewtrell.
Introduction to Calcium Techniques for Measuring Intracellular Ca2+ Receptor-Coupled Signal Transduction and G-Proteins Phosphatidylinositol Breakdown Voltage-Sensitive Calcium Channels Plasma Membrane: Calcium Influx and Efflux Pathways Calcium Stores: Release and Reuptake Mechanisms Techniques for Measuring Calcium in Individual Cells Ca2+ Oscillations Ca2+ Gradients and Diffusion Ca2+-Binding Proteins as Effectors The Role of Ca2+ in Secretion
VETMM 701 Organ System Toxicology
One hour lecture each week. Schwark.
Introductory Lecture; General Considerations Neurotoxicity Hepatotoxicity Nephrotoxicity Cardiac Toxicity Musculoskeletal Toxicity Toxicity to Skin, Eyes and Special Senses Reproductive Toxicity; Teratogenesis Digestive System Toxicity Toxicity to Blood and Bone Marrow
VETMM 703 Receptor-Ligand Interactions
One 60 min lecture and a 60 min student-led discussion each week; final exam. Weiland and Oswald.
VETMM 704 CNS Neuropharmacology: Mechanisms of Synaptic Transmission
One 50 min lecture and 90 min student presentation/discussion per week; final exam. Nowak.
VETMM 705 The Chemistry and Biology behind Cell Signaling
Two 50 min lectures per week; final exam. Cerione and faculty
Spring 2008 schedule: pdf
VETMM 707 Protein NMR Spectroscopy
Two 50 min lectures per week; final exam. Oswald and Nicholson.
Spring 2003 SYLLABUS [.html] and Course Notes.