Integrated Program in Biomedical Sciences

Molecular, Cellular, and Systems Physiology

Jonathan H. Jaggar, Ph.D.

Molecular, cellular, and systems physiology includes functional relationships within cells, between cells and their environments to form tissues, between tissues to form organs, communications among organs to form body systems and the mechanisms involved in coordination and regulation of the multiple systems to sustain a viable organism, as well as conditions that arise from dysregulation of this finely tuned biological system.

* Faculty and Their Research Interests
* Electives
* Students
* Cardiovascular/Lipoprotein Training Grant
* Center of Excellence in Vascular Biology

• Cancer Biology and Developmental Biology
• Cell Biology and Biochemistry
• Genetics, Functional Genomics, and Proteomics
• Molecular, Cellular, and Systems Physiology
• Microbial Pathogenesis, Immunology, and Inflammation
• Molecular Therapeutics and Cell Signaling
• Neuroscience

Revised 19 July 2006