BIO 416K Vertebrate Physiology I Dr. Cynthia Gill  Syllabus  Course overview  Cells and graphs.

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BIO 416K Vertebrate Physiology I Dr. Cynthia Gill  Syllabus  Course overview  Cells and graphs

In this course you will:  Study about text pages each day.  Complete one lab with a lab report most weeks.  Practice problem-solving in class, discussion and lab.  Take 4 exams that cover lecture and lab material.  (Optional) Take a cumulative final exam.

Today’s Objective Basic Physiology Basic Physiology  Name the major organ systems and their functions.

A model of the major organ systems:

For Fri…  Study Ch. 1 -4: General and Tissue Physiology  Identify the four tissue types, with their basic components.  Discussions and labs start next week, ESB 209.