Dr. Ted Wilson's Homepage
That was me at an altitude of about 12,000 feet when I took a group of students to study high altitude physiology in the Himalayan Mountains of India in 2006, we got up to 16,000 feet! This is the data Link for Physiological Adaptation to High Altitude (Bio/OCED 427) May 7 to June 1, 2006
Cell Biology (Bio 308)
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Anatomy and Physiology 211 Fall 2008
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Anatomy and Physiology 212 Spring 2008
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Signal Transduction: Bio 427
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Physiological Adaptation to High Altitude (4 credits: Bio 427)
Bio 427 Summary of Physiological Data Record 1-14 days
Bio 427 Summary of Data for Graded Exercise Testing
Summary Pictures of our trip to 16,000 feet in Sikkim, India
Ted's Annapurna Mountain Pictures
Ted's Summer 2002 Trip in Mongolia
Contact: Ted Wilson, PhD, Department of Biology, 232 Pasteur Hall, Winona State University
Phone: 507-457-2485 Email: twilson@winona.edu