Spring 2027

Integrative Animal Physiology Laboratory

Hands-on laboratory course providing training in large animal procedural and surgical techniques to understand interconnectivity of physiological processes across organ systems.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Describe the interconnectivity and interdependence between physiological processes and anatomical systems.

  • Perform basic techniques in animal handling, anesthesia, and surgical procedures.

  • Communicate information and thoughts effectively within a team performing complex procedures.

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ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY/​BOTANY 151, (ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY 101 and 102), or BIOCORE 383

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Provides immersive, hands-on training in large animal procedural and surgical techniques to develop knowledge and appreciation for the interconnectivity and interdependence between physiological processes of the various organ systems. Serves as an introduction to translatable skills for careers in biomedical animal research, veterinary medicine, or human medicine.

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Topics

  • Interconnectivity and interdependence between physiological processes and anatomical systems
  • Introduction to translatable skills for careers in biomedical animal research, veterinary medicine, or human medicine

Skills

  • Basic techniques in animal handling, anesthesia, and surgical procedures
  • Effective communication within teams performing complex procedures

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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