Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology

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Espen Eric Spangenburg, Interim Chair

The Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology is dedicated to the advancement of biomedical research that explores relationships between structure and function through molecular, cellular, and anatomical pathways. The Department is equally dedicated to promoting excellence in anatomical science pedagogy through the education of future anatomists in the areas of gross anatomy, developmental anatomy, histology, and neuroanatomy. In addition, the department provides educational instruction in the anatomical sciences to medical, dental, nurse anesthesia, physical therapy, and physician assistant students, as well as participants in a summer program for future doctors.

Courses

• ANAT 6290 - Current Topics in Anatomy and Cell Biology
• ANAT 6291 - Current Topics in Anatomy and Cell Biology
• ANAT 6292 - Current Topics in Anatomy and Cell Biology
• ANAT 7200 - Gross Anatomy and Embryology
• ANAT 7202 - Molecular Cell Biology
• ANAT 7210 - Histology and Cell Biology
• ANAT 7215 - Medical Neuroscience
• ANAT 7230 - Developmental Biology
• ANAT 7240 - Research Problems in Cell Biology
• ANAT 7250 - Seminar in Cell Biology
• ANAT 7345 - Cell Motility
• ANAT 7365 - Research Proposal Strategies
• ANAT 9000 - Dissertation Research*

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