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PHARMACOLOGY

The Department of Pharmacology and Physiology offers the courses listed below in support of basic science programs offered by Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. See Molecular Medicine for research fields in pharmacology.
205 Pharmacology (3) Perry
  Basic principles of pharmacology, including receptor mechanisms, membrane phenomena, drug distribution and metabolism and pharmacokinetics. Lectures, laboratories, and tutorials on the interactions of drugs and biological systems as a basis for rational disease therapy. Prerequisite: BmSc 210, 211, 212; or permission of instructor. (Fall)
206 Advanced Pharmacology (3) Perry
  Lectures on the interactions of drugs and specific organ systems. Tutorials on current research in pharmacology and toxicology. Prerequisite: Phar 205. (Spring)
 

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