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Science Description :

Founded more than 30 years ago, HST is one of the oldest and largest biomedical engineering and physician-scientist training programs in the United States and the longest-standing collaboration between Harvard and MIT. From the beginning, HST pioneered a new way of thinking about the very processes that govern life and disease, breaking down barriers that impede interdisciplinary education and collaborative research and creating an environment that brings innovation from the laboratory bench to the bedside, and clinical insight from the bedside to the bench.

Undergraduates Courses:

- Quantitative Physiology Cells and Tissues, Fall 2004

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- Introduction to Cellular Transport

- Review of Differential Equations

- Macroscopic and Microscopic Laws of Diffusion

- Continuity and Diffusion Equations

- Diffusion

- Diffusion in Cells: Models

- Osmosis in Cells: Equilibrium

- Chemical Transport

- Four-State Symmetric Carrier Model

- Osmosis and Carrier Mediated Transport

- Ion Transport: Nernst-Planck Equation

- Writing a Laboratory Report

- Ion Transport Models (cont.)

- Electrical Properties of Cells

- Core Conductor Model of Large Cells

- HH Elec Classroom

- Writing an Oral Presentation

The projects provide an opportunity to learn about:

1- Planning experiments,

2- Acquiring, processing, and interpreting data, and

3- Communicating the results to others.

Microfluids Project Laboratory

Hodgkin-Huxley Project

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Graduates Courses:

- Human Reproductive Biology, Fall 2005

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- Cancer vanNagell, J. R., and P. D. DePriest. "Management of Adnexal Masses in Postmenopausal Women." Am J Obs Gyn 193 (2005): 30- 35. Tiffen, J., and S. M. Mahon. "Ovarian Cancer Screening: Are There Any Options?" Clin J Onc Nurs 9 (2005): 369-372.

- Endometriosis
Berkley, K. J., A. J. Rapkin, and R. E. Papke. "The Pains of Endometriosis." Science 308 (2005): 1587-89.

- Menopause Beck, V., U. Rohr, and A. Jungbauer. "Phytoestrogen Derived from Red Clover: An Alternative to Estrogen Replacement Therapy?" J Ster Bioch Mol Bio 94 (2005): 499-518.- Mechanics of Selected Tissues

1- Introduction to the Course (15 min.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

2- Impotence (1 hr.) - Dr. Abe Morgentaler

3- Female System Anatomy (1 hr.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

4- The Normal Menstrual Cycle (1 hr.) - Dr. Alan Penzias

5- Uterine Pathology: Fibroids (1 hr.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

6- Non-hormonal Contraception I (1 hr.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

7- Hormonal Contraception (1 hr.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

8- The Placenta (1 hr.) - Dr. Drucilla Roberts

9- The Cervix (1 hr.) - Dr. Henry Klapholz

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Male reproduction

Female reproduction

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Undergraduate, and Graduates Courses:

- Genomics and Computational Biology, Fall 2002

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Assignment

- Mount Chapter 1. Gibas & Jambeck (G&J) Chapters 1, 2, 12 (Those running Unix may find G&J Chaps. 3-5 useful). Students familiar with the above topics should look ahead to next week's readings.

- Mount Chap. 2 & 7. G&J Chap. 6, 11, pp. 294-303.
Advanced: Pritchard, JK. Are Rare Variants Responsible for Susceptibility to Complex Diseases? Am. J. Hum Gen. 69:124.

- Mount Chap. 3. Durbin Chap. 3-5, G&J Chap. 7, 8 (pp. 191-9). Smith T. F., Waterman M. S. "Identification of Common Molecular Subsequences. J Mol Biol 1981 147:195-7.

- Lockhart and Winzeler. Genomics, Gene Expression and DNA Arrays. Mount Chap. 10. G&J pp. 311-317. Nature 2000 405:827-36.

- Tavazoie et al. Systematic Determination of Genetic Network Architecture. G&J 1999, pp. 205-214. Nature Genetics 22:281-5.

- Ideker, et al. Integrated Genomic and Proteomic Analyses of a Systematically Perturbed Metabolic Network. Chap. 11 pp. 321-328. G&J. Science 292:929 (2001).

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