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PHYL 2002 LECTURE TIMETABLE 2020 Lectures:

Online only

MEMBRANE TRANSPORT PROCESSES JULY

AUGUST

Monday

27

Introduction to Membrane Transport

Dr P. McFawn

Thursday

30

Statistics and Spreadsheets

Dr P. McFawn

Monday

3

Membrane transport II

Dr P. McFawn

Thursday

6

Diffusion potentials and ion channels

Dr P. McFawn

Monday

10

More complex membrane voltages

Dr P. McFawn

Thursday

13

Carrier mediated transport

Dr P. McFawn

Monday

17

Pumps and epithelia

Dr P. McFawn

FAST SIGNALLING IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM

SEPTEMBER

Thursday

20

Cellular components and signalling in the NS

Dr P. McFawn

Monday

24

Ion channel function

Thursday

27

Action potential generation I

Dr P. McFawn Dr P. McFawn

Monday

31

Action potential generation II

Dr P. McFawn

Thursday

3

Synaptic Transmission

Dr P. McFawn

CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY OF MUSCLE Monday

7

Striated Muscle I

Dr A Bakker

Thursday

10

Striated Muscle II

Dr A Bakker

Monday

14

Cardiac Muscle

Dr A Bakker

Thursday

17

Smooth muscle

Dr A Bakker

CELLULAR BASIS OF SENSATION Monday

21

Cellular basis of somatosensation

Dr G. Pinniger

Thursday

24

Cellular basis of hearing and balance

Dr G. Pinniger

th

rd

MID-SEMESTER BREAK –28 September to 3 October OCTOBER

Monday

5

Cellular basis of olfaction and gustation

Dr G. Pinniger

Thursday

8

Cellular basis of phototransduction

Dr G. Pinniger

Monday

12

Motor circuits in the spinal cord and reflexes

Dr G. Pinniger

GPCR and second messengers

Dr P. McFawn

INTRACELLULAR SIGNALLING Thursday 15 Monday

19

Insulin and protein kinases

Dr P. McFawn

Thursday

22

Steroid hormones and transcription

Dr P. McFawn

LABORATORY CLASS TIMETABLE 2020 Week 1 2 3

Date starts 27th July 3rd August 10th August

4 5

17th August 24th August

6 7

31st August 7th September

8 9 Break 10 11 12

14th September 21st September 28th September 5th October 12th October 19st October

Class Tutorial 1; Introduction, Excel, referencing & abstracts LAB 1: EMG and Evoked Response Tutorial 2; Figures, Writing the Introduction & electrical recordings LAB 2: Epithelial Transport Tutorial 3, Action Potential, reading papers, methods and results LAB 3: Nerve Action Potential Tutorial 4; Septal muscle, calibration and writing the discussion LAB 4: Skeletal Muscle Contraction Tutorial 5 Mid-semester break Free LAB 5: Sensory Physiology Tutorial 6

The class is split into 14 tutorial/laboratory groups (set by CAS) spread over 5 time slots. Classes are on Monday PM, Tuesday AM & PM and Wednesday AM & PM. Each week all groups do the same tutorial or laboratory class e.g. all groups will do LAB 1 in the week beginning Monday the 5th of August. The following table list the tutor, and tutorial venue by group. Group Time slot Tutorial venue PHSL G02 1 Monday 2pm Not used in 2020 2 Monday 2pm Not used in 2020 Monday 2pm 4 Tuesday 10 am ENCM113 5 Tuesday 10 am PHSL G02 6 Tuesday 10 am PHSL 208 7 Tuesday 2 pm PHSL G02 8 Tuesday 2 pm PHSL 208 9 Tuesday 2 pm SAND G06 10 Wednesday 10 amAHBL181 11 Wednesday 10 amPHSL G02 12 Wednesday 10 amPHSL 208 13 Wednesday 2 pm PHSL G02 14 Wednesday 2 pm PHSL 208 15 Wednesday 2 pm SAND G09

Tutor Tutor email Kristina Abramoff [email protected]

Christopher Mafrici

Irene Tsioutsias Dr Shane Maloney

Irene Tsioutsias Dr Peter McFawn

Ie Lien Romero Dr Tony Bakker

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Kristina Abramoff [email protected] Rida Malik Dr Peter McFawn Ie Lien Romero Rida Malik

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Room locations Tutorial rooms PHYL G02 ground floor of the Physiology Building (APHB South) PHYL 208 second floor (British counting) of the Physiology building next to the lab ENCM113 SAND G06 ground floor of the Sanders building SAND G09 AHBL 181 For online only students a Zoom tutorial will be run, the current plan is to run the Zoom on Thursdays at 2 pm on the same week as the other tutorials. Lectures All online only Labs Labs 1-4 run in room G11/G10 in the Physiology building, large ground floor lab Lab 5 runs in rooms G01 and G02 in the Physiology building, small lab and tutorial room Online only students will have the lab video and the same class data as on campus students. For individual data an example file will be provided on LMS the week of the lab....