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BASIC STATISTICS FOR PHYSIOLOGISTS
On this page you will find: General Info on statistical analyses for physiologists Simplified t-tests for physiologists Information about ANOVA - not currently supported on our student network and not necessary for physiology class Linear Regression Statistical Formulae that you can use to calculate stats by hand A table of t-values to use if you calculate t-tests by hand |
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Biophysics textbook
Detection of Secretion by Electrochemical Methods Spencer E. Hochstetler and R. Mark Wightman (1998) in Louis DeFelice, editor, Electrophysiology Victor A. Bloomfield, editor-in-chief, On-Line Biophysics Textbook, Biophysical Society, Bethesda, MD. |
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Endocrines and Reproduction
A segment of the Dental Physiology Course designed for BDS students at UMDS (the United Medical and Dental Schools of Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospitals.) This section, entitled. |
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Interactive Respiratory Physiology: Encyclopedia
Presents definitions and explanations of respiratory related terms as part of the Interactive Respiratory Physiology site, provided by the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Includes information about air flow, airway, asthma, bronchitis, dead space, diaphragm, and other terms. Links to the home page of the Interactive Respiratory Physiology. |
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Molecular physiology of development
Development of the CNS (central nervous system) is a focal point for a variety of disciplines, such as neurophysiology, cell biology, molecular biology and pharmacology. Each of these fields has made fundamental contributions in identifying components of the molecular systems that underlie inter- and intracellular communication. These signaling pathways are key in coordinating the patterns of gene activity which determine differentiation. In our efforts to understand the developmental role of intercellular signaling systems, such as neurotransmitters and their receptors, new advances in our understanding of the complex links within molecular signaling networks compel us to define a proper molecular context prior to conjecturing particular roles. As a response to the imminent challenges posed by our increasing awareness of the complex connectivity that defines biological systems, we formulate a heuristic approach that may help us to unravel the structure of the molecular signaling network underlying CNS development. |
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Pork@Purdue
is your guide to the pork production information developed at Purdue University through the teaching, research, and extension activities of faculty and staff in Purdue's Schools of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine. Pork sounds too! Oink. Information is arranged by subject matter (waste management, genetics, economics, etc.) to better help answer your questions. Subject categories are displayed on the Purdue Pork Site Map. Select a subject from the map for more information. |
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Respiratory System
the anatomy and physiology of normal and abnormal respiratory systems are thoroughly addressed in this offering from the Cornell University Medical College. The pages have abundant links to a variety of useful images. |
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The MedWeb Multiple Choice Question Database
The MedWeb automated assessment service or MAAS consists of a database of multiple choice questions linked directly to the web via a set of custom CGI scripts. You can make up your own test or quiz of MCQs by searching for questions in the database that match a keyword you enter. Alternatively you may choose an existing pre-set quiz. The MAAS will automatically mark your questions and give you a score and feedback on your performance as appropriate.Tests include:1.Cardiovascular System 2.Respiratory System 3.Alimentary System. |
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Work Physiology
a lecture by Mark Chignell from a course on industrial ergonomics at the University of Toronto. Considers the relationships between work & exercise and human function & metabolism. |
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