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Physiologie générale [BIOL2121]
[60h+30h exercises] 5 credits

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This course is taught in the 1st semester

Teacher(s):

Patrick Gilon, Jean-François Rees

Language:

french

Level:

2nd cycle course

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Aims

To describe the common fundamental mecanisms of energy, substance and information transfer through the living organisms.

Main themes

1. Description of the interior environment and of mecanisms put into place to maintain its composition despite the variations of parameters of the exterior environment. A) composition of interior environment B) ionic and hydric regulation: aquatic organisms, terrestrial organisms. C) Effects of atmospheric pressure: on organisms, isolated tissues, on proteins, mecanisms of action on molecular pressure D) Effects of temperature : Q10 and physiological process E) Effects of light: UV rays and the biosphere, biological effects of light, photosensibility and photodynamism, photoperiodism and biological rhytms. 2. Exchanges of substance and transport mecanisms: transport of neutral molecules by diffusion, water movements, eletrolyte diffusion, assisted transports. 3. The transport of information: membrane potential, excitability, conduction of action potentials, SYNAPTIC transmission. 4. Motility: the filamentous structures of cells, elementary movements, cardiac muscles, XX unitary and multiunitary muscles, the tonic muscles of Molluscs.

Other credits in programs

VETE12

Deuxième candidature en médecine vétérinaire

(10 credits)

Mandatory



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