Physiology

Physiology is a universal science. They investigate the adaptation to the environment with the information they collect from cell details such as tissues and organs of living things. Living things in nature need nutrition, excretion, circulation, respiration and reproduction in order to maintain their vital activities. In single-celled organisms, vital activities take place within the cell in organelles. in multicellular organisms. The functions of cells change constantly depending on the changes in their environment, and every living thing is inevitably affected by the internal changes of the cell, which is the basic unit of life, and the changes in the external environment in which it interacts. Therefore, the main purpose of most physiological reactions is to maintain the physical and chemical balance in the internal environment. This internal balance is regulated in animals by sensory receptors that can perceive the changes in the internal and external environment of the living thing. In organs such as muscles, kidneys, liver and endocrine glands, specific responses develop to changing conditions, and the organism can adapt itself to this new situation. Today, physiologists investigate how living things adapt to their environment as a whole, in the light of the information they have gathered in cells, tissues and organs. In short, a wide range of research has come under the term physiology, starting from the biochemical basis of heredity and molecular biology to behavioral traits in animals.

 Physiology laboratories;

• Pain and Acupuncture laboratory
• Blood components and Blood banking
• biochemistry lab
• respiratory laboratory
• altitude-underwater-space lab
• functional radiology laboratory
• Neurophysiology laboratory (Sleep, behavior, cognition)
• Electrophysiology laboratory (EEG, EMG, EKG)
• Aging laboratory (Geriatrics)
• Hyperbaric Oxygen laboratory
• Sensory laboratory (Audiology, vision, balance)
• genetics lab
• immunology laboratory
• urodynamics laboratory
• Endocrine (Hormone) and metabolism laboratory