Dr. Ted Wilson's Homepage

That was me at an altitude of 12,000 feet when I took students to study high altitude physiology in the Himalayan Mountains of India in 2006.

We reached16,000 feet, how about that for hypoxia!  This is the data Link for Physiological Adaptation to High Altitude (Bio/OCED 427) May 7 to June 1, 2006.

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Office Hours: 232 Pasteur: Mon and Wed 9-10 am or 2-4pm and Friday 9am-Noon.

Stop by as you like, the door is usually open for a reason, so you can just drop in any time you like.

But.... please always email ahead to confirm a time at ewilson@winona.edu

Anatomy and Physiology (Bio 212) Spring 2013

Syllabus as of April 16

Final Grades by ID May 7 2013

Lab Quiz Scores by ID as of April 17  Lowest score converted to 5/5 May 6

(ID with last # removed/5+4)/4
How to find your AP212 ID number:              
If your warrior ID is 01010129              
Take your Warrior ID and remove the last number("9") 101012        
Divide above number by 5     20202.4        
Add +4 to above number     20206.4        
Divide number by 4       20206.4/4= 506.6. this would be your new AP212 ID number

SI Times/Locations for AP212: Monday 3:30-5 or 7-8:30 (Stark 106)  and  Wed. 5-6:30 in ST 106  or Thursday 6:30-8:00 in PA 237 Full SI Content at: www.winona.edu/tutoring.

Open Lab Hours: Mon:6-8am, 6-8pm  Tue:6-8am, 8-9pm, Wed and Thur 6-8am, 6-8pm and Fri 6am-4pm

Lecture Notes for Unit #4: 4/10-4/17  NIH-Vaccination  4/18    4/29  5/1-5/3 Lab Write Up Instructions (Lab is Due Wed May 1)

Final Exam Practice Test   

Practice Test Key 

Please remember to use this to help understand how to answer test questions,  it is not a study guide in any way shape or form.

Review all of your notes and Good luck on your the Final Exam! 

      

      

 

Anatomy and Physiology (Bio 211) Fall 2012

Syllabus for Fall 2012 Oct 29

AP211      Grades by ID December 27 with Lab exam Scores A=37(52-45), B=49(44-40), C=27(39-35), D=20(34-30) and F=27(29-8)

Your class ID is based on your warrior ID.

How to find your ID number:              
If your warrior ID is 01010129              
Take your Warrior ID and remove the last number("9") 101012        
Divide above number by 5     20202.4        
Add +4 to above number     20206.4        
          . this would be your new AP211 ID number

Supplemental Instruction: Tutoring Schedule Information: http://www.winona.edu/tutoring/findatutor.asp

Tuesday 3:00-4:30 Pasteur 337  Tuesday 7-8:30 Stark 106 (students should pick one)  Wed. 7-8:30 in PA237  or Thursday 5:00-6:30  in Stark 106 (Students should pick one)

 

Cell Biology (Bio 308) Fall 2012

Syllabus for Fall 2012 as of Oct 18

Final Grades

How to find your ID number:              
If your warrior ID is 01010129              
Take your Warrior ID and remove the last number("9") 101012        
Divide above number by 5     20202.4        
Add +4 to above number     20206.4 This your new CELL BIOLOGY ID number      
          5051.6

 This your new CELL BIOLOGY ID number

Cell Biology Fall 2012 TermPaper Titles

Cell Biology 2012Term Paper Description    Tips for finding/reading peer-reviewed papers

Term Paper Student Peer-review Sheet     Tips for writing your paper

Sample: ReviewParagraphs   Outline    Sample Final Draft1   Final Draft2

 

Cardiac Pathophysiology: Bio 427

Fall 2009 Syllabus

 

Signal Transduction: Bio 427

Fall 2007 Syllabus

WSU Biology students Sarah Landin and Dan Wilson created this wonderful way to relax, try it before your next exam: Relaxation Breathing Exercise

Look at my CV to see what my publications and student research outcomes

What are plant phenolics and why are they improtant for health?

Summary Pictures of our trip to 16,000 feet in Sikkim, India

Ted's Everest Pictures

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