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Human Physiology

Prof. Nishikant Subhedar Prof. Aurnab Ghose · IISER Pune

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Lectures

week-01

  1. Introduction to Homeostasis - Part : 1 Video
  2. Mechanisms of Homeostasis - Part : 1 Video
  3. Mechanisms of Homeostasis - Part : 2 Video
  4. Physiology of muscle - Part : 1 Video
  5. Physiology of muscle - Part : 2 Video
  6. Molecular Mechanism of muscle contractility - Part 1 Video
  7. Molecular Mechanism of muscle contractility - Part 2 Video

week-02

  1. How does the heart muscle work? Part : 1 Video
  2. How does the heart muscle work? Part : 2 Video
  3. Cardiac system : From stimuli to rhythmic muscle contraction - Part 1 Video
  4. Cardiac system : From stimuli to rhythmic muscle contraction - Part 2 Video
  5. Cardiac system : From stimuli to rhythmic muscle contraction - Part 3 Video
  6. Cardiac system : From stimuli to rhythmic muscle contraction - Part 4 Video

Week 0

  1. Rhythemicity of heart beat - Part 1 Video
  2. Rhythemicity of heart beat-Part 2 Video
  3. Hemodynamics Video
  4. Hemodynamics & Regulation - Part 1 Video
  5. Hemodynamics & Regulation - Part 2 Video

week-04

  1. Hemodynamics and Regulation - Part 3 Video
  2. Hemodynamics and Regulation - Part 4 Video
  3. Hemodynamics and Regulation - Part 5 Video
  4. Hemodynamics and Regulation - Part 6 Video

week-05

  1. Lymphatic system Video
  2. Excretory system : Kidney - Part 1 Video
  3. Excretory system : Kidney - Part 2 Video
  4. Excretory system : Kidney - Part 3 Video
  5. Kidney and RBC production Video
  6. Excretory system :Nephron - Part 1 Video
  7. Excretory system :Nephron - Part 2 Video

week-06

  1. Excretory system : Nephron - Part 2.1 Video
  2. Excretory system : Nephron - Part 3 Video
  3. Excretory system : Regulation of Osmolarity and counter-current mechanism - Part 1 Video
  4. Excretory system : Regulation of Osmolarity and counter-current mechanism - Part 2 Video
  5. Excretory system : Regulation of Osmolarity and counter-current mechanism - Part 3 Video

week-07

  1. Physiology and Introduction of Respiration - Part 1 Video
  2. Physiology and Introduction of Respiration - Part 2 Video
  3. Respiration - Part 1 Video
  4. Respiration - Part 2 Video

week-08

  1. Respiration - Part 3 Video
  2. Respiration - Part 4 Video
  3. Physiology of smooth muscles and digestive system - Part 1 Video
  4. Physiology of smooth muscles and digestive system - Part 2 Video
  5. Physiology of smooth muscles and digestive system - Part 3 Video
  6. Physiology of smooth muscles and digestive system - Part 4 Video

week-09

  1. Secretory functions of alimentary tract- Part 1 Video
  2. Secretory functions of alimentary tract- Part 2 Video
  3. Secretory functions of alimentary tract and Pancreas - Part : 1 Video
  4. Secretory functions of alimentary tract and Pancreas - Part : 2 Video
  5. Secretory functions of Pancreas and liver Video

week-10

  1. Secretory functions of Liver & Gallbladder Video
  2. Introduction to Endrocine system Video
  3. Pituitary gland & growth hormone secretion - Part : 1 Video
  4. Pituitary gland & growth hormone secretion - Part : 2 Video
  5. Thyroid gland - Part : 1 Video
  6. Thyroid gland : Part : 2 Video

week-11

  1. Hormones of adrenal cortex - Part : 1 Video
  2. Hormones of adrenal cortex - Part : 2 Video
  3. Physiology of Glucocorticoids - Part 1 Video
  4. Physiology of Glucocorticoids - Part 2 Video

week-12

  1. Course Summary Video

Live Session

  1. Live Session 06-04-2024 Video

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IISER Pune
Department
Biotechnology
Teacher
Prof. Nishikant Subhedar Prof. Aurnab Ghose
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Biology
Source
NPTEL
Licence
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