Department of Basic Medical Sciences

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Overview

The Department of Basic Medical Sciences (BMS) offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) degrees. The Department emphasizes integrative studies that are applicable to animal and human health.  Discovery activities range from studies of molecular and cellular processes to studies of the whole animal, in areas of cell and tissue growth, differentiation, regeneration, and numerous aspects of cancer biology.  BMS faculty currently have active research programs in the areas of cancer biology; musculoskeletal biomechanics  and skeletal adaptation; neural development, mechanisms of injury and regeneration;  tissue dynamic spectroscopy; cellular and molecular screening; and high throughput analysis of cell function. Our directory of faculty research interests describes in more detail the exciting research that is conducted in BMS.

Faculty

http://vet.purdue.edu/directory/index.php?department=2.

Contact Information

Basic Medical Sciences
Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine
Basic Medical Sciences Department
625 Harrison St.
West Lafayette, IN 47907-2026

Phone: 765-494-8632
Fax: 765-494-0781

Graduate Information

For Graduate Information please see Basic Medical Sciences Graduate Program Information .

Courses

• BMS 11500 - Anatomy For Veterinary Technicians I - DL
• BMS 11600 - Anatomy For Veterinary Technicians II - DL
• BMS 13500 - Physiology For VT-DL
• BMS 13600 - Physiology For Vet Tech II - DL
• BMS 23100 - Anatomy For Veterinary Technicians
• BMS 23200 - Physiology For Veterinary Technicians
• BMS 23300 - Introduction To Pharmacology For Veterinary Technicians
• BMS 23400 - Clinical Physiology For Veterinary Technicians
• BMS 23500 - Pharmacology VT-DL
• BMS 23600 - Pharmacology II VT-DL
• BMS 33100 - Pharmacology For Veterinary Technicians
• BMS 46400 - Clinical Pharmacology And Toxicology For Veterinary Technologists
• BMS 80100 - Comparative Anatomy I
• BMS 80200 - Comparative Anatomy Of Domestic Animals II
• BMS 80300 - Topographical Anatomy Of The Dog And Cat
• BMS 80400 - Topographical Anatomy Of The Horse
• BMS 80500 - Topographical Anatomy Of Production Animals
• BMS 80600 - Clinical Anatomy Of Exotic Pets
• BMS 80700 - Principles Of Cell And Tissue Design I
• BMS 80800 - Principles Of Cell And Tissue Design II
• BMS 81100 - Systemic Mammalian Physiology I
• BMS 81200 - Systemic Mammalian Physiology II
• BMS 81300 - Principles Of Pharmacology
• BMS 81400 - Basic And Applied Pharmacology I
• BMS 81500 - Veterinary Neuroscience
• BMS 81800 - Basic And Applied Pharmacology II And Principles Of Toxicology
• BMS 81900 - Endocrine And Neural Basis Of Seasonal Activities Of Birds And Mammals In The Wild

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