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Cellular Homeostasis

APS Education Committee
Michael F. Romero
S. Wright, W.F. Boron, K. Strange and G.R. Dubyak

The APS Education Committee Refresher Course has proven a valuable asset to the APS membership.  We recently completed a series of what most physiologists would consider the major organ systems.  However, the face of biology and physiology is ever changing.  An area of physiology frequently underrepresented in core medical school and graduate school curricula is “Cellular Physiology.”  To limit this topic, we have chosen to begin a 2 part series with “Cellular Homeostasis.”  Cellular homeostasis will present and discuss methods for teaching and presenting basic cell physiology processes common to all cells: (a) development of cellular membrane potential, (b) cell transporters & channels, (c) cell volume regulation and (d) cell pH regulation.  These fundamental topics are the building blocks of general physiology.