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This program trains doctoral candidates in molecular and biochemical
pharmacology and neurobiology. Training is offered in growth-factor-mediated
signal transduction, tyrosine kinase receptors, receptor phosphatases,
G-protein coupled receptor signaling, steroid /thyroid hormone nuclear
receptor family, exocytosis mechanisms, and proteolytic processing of
receptors and ligands. The curriculum includes courses in molecular pharmacology,
biochemistry, cellular and molecular biology, neurosciences and signal
transduction.
MPTP Faculty
List of Pharmacology Graduate Students
MPTP Qualifying Exam Guidelines (download)
Thesis Committee Report (download)
Typical Program for Molecular Pharmacology Training
Program Students
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Fall
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Spring
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| First Year |
- Foundations of Cell & Molecular Biology 1
- Molecular Pharmacology of Receptors
- Principles of Pharmacology
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- Foundations of Cell & Molecular Biology II
- Research in Pharmacology
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| Second Year |
- Genetics
- Introduction to Cellular Neuroscience
- Structural Biology
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- Molecular Signaling and Drug Development
- Bioinformatics
- Seminars in Pharmacology
- Research in Pharmacology
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| Third Year |
- Seminars in Pharmacology
- Research in Pharmacology
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- Seminars in Pharmacology
- Research in Pharmacology
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| Fourth Year Until Completion of Degree |
- Seminars in Pharmacology
- Research in Pharmacology
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Required Courses
Foundations of Cell and Molecular Biology I & II
Molecular Pharmacology of Receptors
Molecular Signaling and Drug Development
Special Topics in Pharmacology
Seminars in Pharmacology
Principles of Pharmacology
Recommended Courses
Bioinformatics
Introduction to Cellular Neuroscience
Principles of Structural Biology
Statistics in Biology (at downtown campus)
Genomics (at downtown campus)
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