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Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

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Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

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Notes on Hyperthyroidism - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Fick's Law of Gas Diffusion and Lung Cancer - Lecture Notes | BMS 360

Different Types of Muscle Fibers - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Notes on Routes of Administration in Pharmacology | BMS 450

Sexual Differentiation, Phenotypic Sex - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Understanding the Function and Structure of the GI Tract and Nutrition - Prof. Douglas N.

Respiration and pH, Voluntary Ventilation - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Pathway of Negative Feedback of Fundamentals of Physiology - Notes | BMS 360

Fundamentals of Physiology - Muscles are Excitable Cells | BMS 360

Notes on Regulation of Hydrogen Ion Concentration | BMS 360

Lateral Inhibition in Fundamentals of Physiology - Study Guide | BMS 360

All Combine Lectures - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Peripherals and Central Thermoreceptors in Physiology - Study Guide | BMS 360

Drug Distribution and Protein Binding: Impact on Drug Activity and Elimination - Prof. Dou

Nervous Coordination - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Peptide Hormones and Steroid Hormones: Mechanisms of Action - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Optic Nerves, Neurons, and Shape Perception - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Exocrine and Endocrine - Lecture Notes | BMS 360

Pineal Gland and Endocrine System: Anatomy, Hormones, and Pathologies - Prof. Douglas N. I

An Introduction to the Meiosis in the Ovary | BMS 360

Neurotransmission & Neuromodulation: Inhibitory Amino Acids & Receptors - Prof. Douglas N.

Diseases Increasing Airway Resistance II - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Structure of The Kidney - Fundamentals of Physiology - Notes | BMS 360

Role of Salivary Glands, Stomach, Liver, and Lipoproteins in Digestion and Metabolism - Pr

Understanding Drug Concentration and Response: Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics - Pro

Notes on Enteral Route Oral – Pharmacology | BMS 450

Kidney and Phosphate Balance in Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

The Reticular Activating System: Arousal, Alertness, and Sleep Stages - Prof. Douglas N. I

Cell Membrane Transport and Osmosis - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Air Flow and Respiration: Understanding the Mechanics and Factors Involved - Prof. Douglas

Respiratory System: Structure, Function, and Gas Exchange in Organisms - Prof. Douglas N.

Regulation of Glomerular Filtration Rate and Urine Production - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Reproductive System: From Puberty to Fertilization and Pregnancy - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Hormonal Changes and Reproductive Technologies: From Pregnancy to Stem Cells - Prof. Dougl

Renal Countercurrent Multiplier System and Sodium Regulation - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Anatomy and Functioning of the Vestibular System and Taste Receptors - Prof. Douglas N. Is

Neuromuscular Physiology: Muscle Contraction, Reflexes, and the Role of the Cerebellum - P

Brain Trauma & Disorders: Impact on Language Processing & Memory - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Neonatal Reproductive Systems: Testis, Spermatogenesis & Follicle Growth - Prof. Douglas N

Regulation of Blood Glucose Levels: Insulin, Glucagon, and Diabetes - Prof. Douglas N. Ish

Digestive System: Macromolecule Breakdown and Absorption - Prof. Douglas N. Ishii

Metabolism and Atherosclerosis: Understanding the Role of Glucose, Fat, and Cholesterol -

Digestion and Absorption of Nutrients: A Focus on Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Fats - Prof

Anatomy and Physiology of Hearing: From Sound Waves to Auditory Hallucinations - Prof. Dou

Lecture Notes on Genome - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Notes on Excitable Membrane, Myelin - Fundamentals of Physiology | BMS 360

Neuron Structure and Function: Dendrites, Axons, Myelination, and Glial Cells - Prof. Doug

Wavelengths of Light not Absorbed by an Object are Reflected to Our Eyes | BMS 360