Laboratory of Veterinary Physiology
Veterinary Biomedical Sciences
Laboratory of Veterinary Physiology
The Veterinary Physiology is to investigate physiological functions and regulatory mechanisms of animal, from intracellular molecular level to organs. This course offers students lectures and experiments to understand normal functions about not only a cell but also systems such as nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, alimentary, endocrine, and urinary systems etc. Therefore, the study of Veterinary Physiology broadens students’ scientific interests and extends their knowledges for biomedical research and clinical fields.
Faculty
Lee, JangHern (jhl1101@snu.ac.kr｜T. +82-2-880-1272)
Han, HoJae (hjhan@snu.ac.kr｜T. +82-2-880-1261)
Research Interests
Lee, JangHern
- Study on the detailed mechanism and relationship of neuron-glia related to acute or chronic pain sensation in peripheral and central nervous system
- Research on the role of superoxide family in pain signaling pathway
- Research on the molecular mechanisms of spinal sigma-1 receptor in chronic pain
Han, HoJae
- Research on the cell behavior regulation and tissue regenerative mechanism by extracellular matrix (ECM) dynamics and remodeling
- Fundamental understanding of stem cell self-renewal and its translation into therapeutic outcomes
- Measurement on physiological functions of germ-free minipig for bio-organ
Course Offered
| College Level | Graduated Level |
|---|---|
| – Veterinary Physiology & Laboratory 1-2 (lst year) | – Special Topics in Space eterinary Neuroscience – Neurophysiological Basis of Acupuncture – Animal Cell Signaling – Advanced Vertebrate Physiology |
