Membrane and cellular biology | |
Molecular biology | |
Membrane and cellular structure and function | |
Genetics | |
Mechanisms | |
Genetic Mechanisms of human disease | |
Biochemistry and metabolism | |
Protein and amino acid metabolism | |
Amminia metabolism: urea cycle | |
Purine and pyrimidine metabolism | |
Fat and carbohydrate metabolism | |
Biochemical aspects of arachidonic acid metabolism | |
Free radicals, oxidants and antioxidants | |
Nitric oxide | |
Phases of development | |
Morphogenesis and teratogenesis | |
The physiology and pathophysiology of fetal sexual differentiation | |
The placenta | |
Fetal physiology | |
Parturition and regulation of uterine activity | |
Puberty | |
Growth | |
Tissue and organ growth | |
Regulation of cell replication | |
The role of growth factors in tissue development | |
Prenatal growth | |
Pathophysiology of intrauterine growth failure | |
Impact of perinatal nutrition on postnatal growth and metabolism | |
Postnatal growth | |
The nervous and muscle system | |
Overview | |
Basic neurophysiology | |
Development of the nervous system | |
Sensory systems | |
Motor systems | |
Biological rhythms, sleep and psychological developments | |
Vegetative functions | |
Cerebrovascular regulation | |
Nervous system pathophysiology | |
Skeletal muscle | |
The endocrine system | |
General principles of endocrinology | |
Neuroendocrine mechanisms | |
Growth hormone | |
Prolactin | |
The hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid axis | |
Gonada and gonadotrophins | |
The adrenal cortex | |
Vasopressin and oxytocin | |
Hormonal regulation of the cardiovascular system, fluids and electrolytes | |
The adrenal medulla | |
Calcium, magnesium and phosphorous | |
Bone, connective tissue and skin | |
Bone and cartilage | |
Connective tissue | |
Skin | |
Wound healing | |
Thermoregulation | |
Thermoregulation | |
Fever andantipyresis | |
The gastrointestinal system and nutrition | |
Introduction | |
Structural development of the GI tract | |
Intestinal blood flow | |
Gastrointestinal hormones | |
Food ingestion and GI motility | |
Gastric acid secretion and gastroduodenal mucosal defense mechanisms | |
Intraluminal digestion and absorption in the small intestine | |
Absorption and secretion of electrolytes and fluid by the intestine | |
The nutritional role of the colon | |
GI immunology | |
Development and function of exocrine pancreas | |
Embryology and anatomy of the liver | |
Fetal and postnatal liver blood flow | |
Development of gallbladder motility | |
Bile acid metabolism and enterohepatic circulation of bile acids | |
Perinatal bilirubin metabolism | |
Nutritional requirements | |
Cardiovascular system | |
Vascular development and function | |
Cardiac and myocardial structure and myocardial cellular and molecular function | |
Myocardial receptors | |
Myocardial nervous innervation and regulation | |
Coronary circulation and myocardial oxygen consumption | |
Ventricular function | |
Specific circulations | |
Circulatory changes during gestation | |
Oxygen transport | |
Electrophysiology | |
Respiratory system: Pulmonary structure and function | |
Control of breathing | |
Mechanics of breathing | |
Blood | |
Leukopoiesis and the lymphoid system | |
Red cell physiology | |
The immune system | |
Ontogeny of the immune system | |
B-Cells | |
T-Cells | |
Hypersensitivity immune responses | |
Renal function, fluid and electrolyte balance | |
Anatomical development of the kidney | |
Renal hemodynamics | |
Glomerular filtration | |
Tubular function | |
Acid-base regulation | |
Regulation of water balance | |
Developmental pharmacology | |
Principles of pharmokinetics and pharmodynamics | |
Perinatal toxicology | |
Drug transfer into human milk | |
Index | |
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