Interdisciplinary Courses in Physical

Education & Sports Sciences

1. Human Anatomy and Physiology.

2. Exercise Physiology.

3. Genetics.

4. Biochemistry.

5. Molecular Biology

Model of Gene Physical Activity

Interaction

McArdle, Katch, Katch, (2007) : Exercise Physiology; p. 1062.

Interdisciplinary Approach in Physical

Education & Sports Sciences

…… during the last half of this decade of thethird millennium, researchers from varieddisciplines will continue to cross boundariesto solve challenging questions in exercisephysiology.

Many Ph.D. programs now require studentsto complete course work in molecularbiology as part of the required corecurriculum.

Interdisciplinary Approach in Physical

Education & Sports Sciences

• Many graduate programs affiliated with

Exercise Science / Sports Science

programs offer interdisciplinary

graduate study in molecular biology,

genetics, biochemistry and

physiology.

Interdisciplinary Approach in Physical

Education & Sports Sciences

Working together, exercise physiologists

trained in molecular biology (or molecular

biologists with training in exercise

physiology) can profit from the insights of

biologists, geneticists, pharmacologists,

and chemists who study human physical

activity at the molecular level. Their

shared explorations will benefits all

humanity.

Some Contents in Book of

Exercise Physiology

On the HorizonInterview with Dr. Frank Booth

Molecular Biology – A New Vista for Exercise Physiology, 985

Brief History Tour of Molecular Biology, 988.

Revolution in the Biologic Sciences, 990

Human Genome, 993,

Nucleic Acids, 995,

How DNA Replicates, 1004,

Protein Synthesis : Transcription and Translation, 1007,

Mutations, 1024,

New Horizons in Molecular Biology, 1031,

Human Performance Research, 1059.