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Protocols for conducting basic and advanced laboratory exercises with human subjects including: cardiovascular; respiratory; musculoskeletal; digestion; renal function and water balance; and neurophysiology.

Protocols for conducting basic and advanced laboratory exercises in neurophysiology including: evoked action potentials, extracellular recording techniques, intracellular recording techniques, latency period, threshold potential, recruitment, all-or...

Protocols to investigate basic and applied concepts in neurophysiology, cardiac and muscle physiology using common insect, annelid, amphibian and mammalian preparations.

Protocols to explore basic concepts in general biology including acid base titration, biological membrane fluidity, cellular respiration, spectrophotometry, photosynthesis, and the effects of temperature on enzyme performance.

Detailed protocols to explore concepts in psychophysiology including biofeedback, classical conditioning, electrodermal response, perception, reaction time, and psychological bias.

Basic concepts in biochemistry including acid base titration, biological membrane fluidity, cellular respiration, spectrophotometry, photosynthesis and temperature effects on enzyme performance.

Lt LabStation guides physiology students through courses designed to reinforce introductory and advanced concepts in cardiovascular physiology, respiratory physiology, neurophysiology, muscle physiology, digestion, and kidney and water balance.

Using Lt LabStation, zoology and physiology students can investigate basic and applied concepts in neuro and muscle physiology. Courses are designed with common undergraduate insect, annelid, amphibian and mammalian preparations.

Use Lt LabStation to present introductory through to advanced concepts for undergraduate exercise and sports physiology students. Topics include metabolism, cardio-respiratory effects of exercise and energy expenditure during exercise.

Advanced and introductory experiments designed to teach students about central and peripheral nerve function, brain activity using non-invasive approaches (EEG and visually evoked potentials), and intracellular and extracellular action potentials.

Dose-response relationships and concepts in ligand-receptor binding, demonstrated through hands-on courses using isolated ileum, vas deferens and vascular smooth muscle tissue.

Detailed protocols to explore concepts in psychophysiology including biofeedback, classical conditioning, electrodermal response, perception, reaction time, and psychological bias.

Introductory lessons for administrators and students to get started with Lt LabStation.