Cell Physiology 2005 Mary Lee
Sparling All lectures will be about control of that topic.Syllabus- the
dates of tests will not be changed but the sequence of lectures may be altered.
Office 4114-5, hrs M
There will be 2midterms evenly spaced. They will be essay. Each will be worth 100 points. The final will be worth 200 points. Quizes will be given at the start of class to spotcheck how every one is doing, for a total of 60 points. Grading will be on the +- basis. Attendance will be a part of the grade, since class participation counts subjectively..
Jan 31 Introduction and review of techniques
Feb 2 First Membrane lecture- lipids and domains
7 Second membrane lecture –proteins
9 Third membrane lecture –electrochemical gradients, permeability, ion transport
14 Fertilization, an example of changes in membranes from signals and communication
16 Fourth membrane lecture –Regulation from outside:receptors
18 last day to drop without approval
21 Receptors, Nernst equation, nerve resting and action potential
23 nerve- synapse, drugs
28 more nerve- vision and hearing
March 2 first test
7Cytoskeleton- actin, myosin
9muscle
14microtubules
16 vesicular transport-motors, polarity of cells
21 spring break
march28 Vescicular transport, cell division- mitosis, cell cycle,
30 meiosis.
April 4 Metabolism control- enzymes anaerobic
6 mitochondria
11 metabolism 3
13 second test
18 metabolic disease -
20 immune system B cells, T cells
25 inflamation
27 cell adhesion
May 2 Gene control-transcription factors
4 processing
9 hormones
11 apoptosis
16 kidney
18 last day
FINAL
EXAM May 25