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FACULTY & STUDENT RESOURCES

Environmental Courses

Biological Sciences in Public Health

BPH 215. Principles of Toxicology 5366
A.W. Hayes, J.D. Brain Fall Tu, 3:30–5:20
Prerequisite: Organic chemistry and mammalian physiology or equivalent.
Emphasizes mechanisms of injury and clinical consequences following exposures to environmental and occupational chemicals. Examines actions at the molecular, cellular, organ system, and organismal levels. Discusses methods for detecting, evaluating, analyzing, and combating toxic effects.Note: Offered jointly with the School of Public Health as EH 504.

*BPH 317. Gene-Environment Interactions in Human Lipoprotein Metabolism 2541
H. Campos TBA

*BPH 325. Assessment of the Impact of Workplace Pollutants on Health 7448
D. Christiani TBA

*BPH 370. Environmental Exposures for Studies in Health Effects, and Investigation of the Relationship Between Environmental Exposure and Internal Dose 5653
T. J. Smith, H. Campos TBA