Has the time for systems physiology passed?

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During the recent decades, substantial changes are made in the borders and contents of physiology as a basic course for the students in medicine. Here some strategies are presented to preserve the classical and integrative approaches in teaching physiology, while these approaches extent our knowledge to molecular, sub-cellular and cellular levels.

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volume 17  issue None

pages  250- 253

publication date 2013-10

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