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Coursework

FIRST PHASE:
During the first phase, students are exposed to the basic medical sciences:

Human Anatomy: Gross cadaver (cadaver dissections, osteology and
kinesiology), microanatomy of all systems of the body, neuroanatomy (of
brain and spinal cord, its connections and function with demonstration of cut
brain sections), embryology (development of human embryo normal and
abnormal, study of various stages of microscopic and gross level) and
genetics.

Physiology: A complete review of the functional aspects of human
physiology, neurophysiology, respiratory physiology, GIT, the special senses,
skeletal and smooth muscles, cardiovascular system, excretory and
reproductive systems.[13]

Biochemistry: An introduction to biochemistry and allied fields at the
molecular, cellular and system level. Biomolecules, enzymology, metabolism
and specialization in the tissues, immunology, biochemical genetics.



SECOND PHASE:

The Phase II is designed to provide an as broad an exposure scientific
fundamentals and to various facets of research areas



Biomathematics: Differentiation and integration, partial differentiation
equations, special functions, integral transforms.

Biostatistics: measures of location and dispersion, sampling, probability,
statistical distribution, tests of significance, correlation and regression,
analysis of variance.

Chemical basis of biology: Concept in organic and physical chemistry,
nature of bonds, non-bonded interactions, quantum chemistry.

Physical basis of biology: laws of inertia, gravitation, relativity,
electrodynamics, quantum physics.

Biochemical basis of biology: Organization of genes, viruses and plasmids,
biochemical evolution, the organization of DNA, replication, the code,
molecular basis of differentiation and morphogenesis, molecular basis of
cancer.

Biophysical basis of biology: Principles of structure and function of
macromolecules, nucleic acids and proteins, small molecules, organization of
macromolecular assemblies, lipids and membranes, phase diagrams,
structure activity relationships in drugs, computer modeling.

Principles of genetics and evolution: Heredity and variation, multifactorial
inheritance, molecular genetics, chromosomal disorders.

Pharmacology, Microbiology, and Pathology (concepts)

Instrumentation and techniques in experimental biology: Principles of
animal care, anesthetic agents, surgical skills, perfusion techniques,
experimental design, bioassay techniques.

Ecology and environmental biology: types of ecosystem adaptation to the
environment, physiological changes in response to hypo/hyperthermia in
humans.

Reproductive biology and experimental endocrinology: the endocrinology
of reproduction, human contraceptives, the animal models for studying
hormonal control of reproduction.

Bioenergetics and Biocybernetics: Basic thermodynamics, chemical
kinetics, far from equilibrium thermodynamics, introduction to
biocybernetics.

Techniques in experimental biochemistry: Colorimetry,
spectrophotometry, spectrofluorometry, pH determination, gel
electrophoresis, chromatography.


THIRD PHASE:
The third year is devoted to specialization in a chosen field of anatomy, biochemistry, biophysics, physiology or pharmacology. It involved in-depth instruction in the chosen fields, reviews of relevant research literature, seminars and term papers.