Dr. John Thomford
Instructor in the Department of Biological Sciences
& Faculty
Advisor for the Allied Health Occupations Club

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Mail Station: 8C
phone: (760) 757-2121, ext. 6410 (if no answer, please leave msg.)
e-mail address: jthomford@miracosta.edu
Office: room 4518 Oceanside campus
Educational
Background:
B.S., Biological Sciences, University of California,
Davis.
M.S., Zoology-Parasitology, Biology Department, University
of Nevada, Reno.
PhD., Immunology, Department of Veterinary
Microbiology & Immunology, University
of California, Davis.
Post-doctoral research, Division of Infectious Diseases, at U.C.S.D. Medical
Ctr., San Diego, CA
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SPRING SEMESTER 2015
Currently on Sabbatical Leave through June 2015. I am checking my email and available to meet
by appointment only on either campus (OC or SAN).
Office
hours: by appointment (see email &
phone no. above)
Allied
Health Occupations Club (AHOC) meetings 2014-2015: TO BE DETERMINED (scroll
down to the bottom of this page to learn more about the club); Club meeting
dates: TO BE DETERMINED- for information contact the club president Michael
Buxton at buxtonm@gmail.com .
INFORMATION FOR ANATOMY STUDENTS:
· Blackboard
Website (http://blackboard.miracosta.edu/) available only to students enrolled
in my sections of Human Anatomy (Bio 210);
for all of your information
regarding the course, announcements, assignments, schedules, discussion board,
etc.
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· Links to Photomicrographs: available to all interested parties; on this
website you will find photos of many of the
histology slides that you will be studying this semester. Please click on one of the links directly
below. Remember that
slides and microscopes are also available at each library for review. They may be checked out at the front desk for
use in the library at OC & SEC.
:
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Link to Anatomy (Biology 210) Histology
Web Page- click on image ABOVE
OR FOR More
ANATOMY Slides (click on this blue link)
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LINKS TO
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ANATOMY MODELS:
Available to all interested parties; these are photographs
of models and bones that we maintain in our Anatomy labs at MiraCosta College.
If you attend another college that does not have these particular
models, they will still be of use to you.
They will provide you with a novel perspective, testing your ability to
orient yourself, locate recognizable landmarks and identify structures that are
typically tested in an introductory
Human Anatomy course.
Instructions: Click on any of the
organ-system links below to see a list and thumbnail pix of the available
photos. Then click on the link of the
photo that you want to study. Most of
the images are mapped, so if you move & hold your cursor over an anatomical
structure (or in some cases a given number) the identity of that structure will
be exhibited on your screen. (If the identity does not
show up, try clicking on the image once to activate the image mapping feature.)
1. SKELETAL SYSTEM & ARTICULATIONS
2. INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
3. MUSCULAR SYSTEM
4. NERVOUS SYSTEM
5. SPECIAL SENSES
6. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
7. CARDIOPULMONARY
(CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEMS)
8. URO-GENITAL (URINARY AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS)
FIND ANY ERRORS? --As a human being, I am fallible. Therefore, if you find an error in my
labeling of the photomicrographs or in the models, please contact me by email
and I will make the corrections.
INFORMATION FOR
PHYSIOLOGY STUDENTS:
- Blackboard
Website: available only to students enrolled in my
sections of Human Physiology. Bio
220 STUDENTS SHOULD USE THE BLACKBOARD WEBSITE TO DOWNLOAD ALL MATERIAL
(http://blackboard.miracosta.edu/)
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INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE ALLIED HEALTH
OCCUPATIONS CLUB (A.H.O.C.)
The
Allied Health Occupations Club has been in existence since 1996 and has seen
many changes. To view the mission
statement please use this link: AHOC
- take a look at the bulletin board outside
room 4521 OC for announcements on guest speakers and Club activities.
- To
view the AHOC Constitution established in 9/05, view this link : Constitution;
- Names of Club
Officers for academic year 08-09 & 2012;
- To
access minutes of the Club meetings click on any of the dated links: 9-7-06 ;
9-21-06; 10-19-06 ; 8-28-07
Students interested in learning about my PhD research on babesiosis, an emerging infectious disease caused by a
protozoan, should visit the following website at UC Davis.
http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/VBDP/BABESIA.HTM

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