Departments
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The Department of Basic Medical Sciences encompasses molecular to whole animal approaches and generally emphasizes molecular processes in development as applied to growth, differentiation, regeneration, and oncogenesis. Model systems are employed to investigate both animal and human disease, as well as biomedical engineering.
the Department of Comparative Pathobiology. Comparative Pathobiology is the study of disease phenomena basic to all species including humans, at the molecular, cellular, organismal and ecosystem level. Our faculty, staff and students are involved in research and learning in a variety of areas including pathology, infectious diseases and vaccines, cancer biology, nanomedicine, toxicology, disease surveillance and human-animal interactions. The goal of the research is to discover and test new technologies for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease in animals and people.
The Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences collaborates with faculty in the other departments and has research strengths in oncology, paralysis, diseases of bones and joints, experimental surgery, reproductive medicine, urology/nephrology, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, biosecurity and livestock herd health (especially in diseases of swine). Internships (including minority internships) are offered as a part of the clinical training program. Residencies are offered in large and small animal internal medicine, large and small and animal surgery, cardiology, ophthalmology, clinical oncology, and diagnostic imaging. |
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