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May 24, 2026
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ANSC 625 - Mammalian Endocrinology3 Credit Hours
Different endocrine glands and hormones of the body; hormone types, receptors, and methods of action; hormone signaling axes involved in growth, metabolism, reproduction, thyroid function, calcium homeostasis, inflammation and immune response, stress, and salt/mineral balance; importance of proper endocrine function for health and productivity of mammals; and key disorders associated with altered endocrine function. Primary scientific literature will be used to illustrate different topics. Students will actively participate in discussions of relevant journal articles.
Recommended Background: Physiology and or Biochemistry.
Registration Restriction(s): Minimum student level – graduate or permission of instructor.
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