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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

BI 339 Physiology of Exercise and Extremes

(4 Credits)
This course will examine the molecular, cellular, tissue, and organ level physiology of the function of animals, including humans, during exercise and in extreme conditions while focusing on the integration of physiological systems to maintain homeostasis of internal environments. Emphasis is placed upon current and historical experimental evidence of the physiological mechanisms of energy capture and expenditure, integrative adaptations of oxygen capture and delivery, and plasticity of functional and control systems in response to their use in conditions of physiological stress.

Prerequisite: BI 211  and BI 242  or written permission of the instructor.