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Mathematical Physiology, Lecture 3: The Nernst potential and the resting potential - 4th yr lecture

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Mathematical Physiology, Lecture 1: Enzyme kinetics and the law of mass action. 4th year lecture.

Mathematical Physiology, Lecture 1: Enzyme kinetics and the law of mass action. 4th year lecture.

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Mathematical Physiology, Lecture 8: Calcium dynamics - 4th Year Student Lecture

Mathematical Physiology, Lecture 8: Calcium dynamics - 4th Year Student Lecture

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The Heat Equation: Lecture 3 -  Oxford Mathematics 1st Year Student Lecture

The Heat Equation: Lecture 3 - Oxford Mathematics 1st Year Student Lecture

The heat equation, also known as the diffusion equation, is central to many areas in applied

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Mathematical modeling of physiological systems: Excitable cells (Part 3)

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Mathematical modeling of physiological systems: Dynamical systems (Part 3)

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