In-depth theory to molecular and pathophysiological aspects of nerves, muscles, heart , circulatory , respiratory and sensory organs .

Skeletal muscle is an organ with a striking capacity to adapt to a variety of stimuli. It adapts to different modes of exercise training (endurance versus resistance exercise), regenerates upon damage, and loses its function under pathological conditions. This course gives insights into the molecular and cellular processes that control muscle adaptation to training and muscle repair from injury.

Selected experiments in the area of health sciences and technology as introduction to scientific working.

Introduction to experimental molecular biology using physiological examples.

This course examines the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying human diseases, with an emphasis on genetic, epigenetic and metabolic aspects of disease states.

The skeletal muscle biology field purposes to understand how muscles coordinate movement, regenerate following injury and adapt to exercise stimuli. In this course, the students will acquire insights into the molecular aspects of muscle biology and exercise, in addition to gaining hands-on experience in experimental techniques that are commonly used to research muscle regeneration and exercise.