Anatomy
About US
Department of Anatomy
Since 1935, the Department of Anatomy has been responsible for the major subject within the curriculum. At the present, our department mainly offer academic courses in veterinary fields which are Veterinary Anatomy, Veterinary Histology, Developmental Anatomy and Neuroanatomy. The graduate course is including in the program of Veterinary Bioscience as well as Veterinary Science and Technology.
Mission of the Department
As the backbone of the Veterinary community, the gold mission of the department is to provide the life-long learning not only for the vet students but also the entire bioscience community. In addition, any collaborative programs are welcome in all means of research, veterinary practice as well as the life-long continuing education.
Objectives of the Department
1. To facilitate and provide high-quality teaching in the field of Veterinary Anatomical science to veterinary students
and others as needed.
2. To conduct and foster the basic research as well as promote the academic relationship to achieve the goal of
research excellence.
3. To support the academic service mission which will ultimately contribute to the entire community.
Staff
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Assoc. prof.Dr. Sayamon Srisuwatanasagul
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Sayamon Srisuwatanasagul
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Assoc.Prof. Dr. Ornsiri Cheunsuang
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Assoc. prof. dr.
Kriengyot Sajjacharoenpong
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Assoc. Prof. Dr.
Wuthichai Klomkleaw
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Assoc. Professor. Dr.
Paisan Tienthai
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Paisan Tienthai
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Assoc. Prof. Dr.
Damri Darawiroj
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Damri Darawiroj
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Assoc.Prof.
Kongkiat Srisuwatanasagul
Assistant Dean for Information
and Digital life management
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Asst. Prof. Dr.
Tilladit Rung-Ruangkijkrai
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Asst. Prof. Dr.
Promporn Raksaseri
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Asst. Prof .Kamol sakulwira
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Asst. Prof. Punnarat Vibulchan
ผศ.น.สพ.อดิศร อดิเรกถาวร
Asst. Prof. Adisorn Adirekthaworn
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Asst. Prof.
Pawana Chuesiri
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Dr. Benchaphorn Limcharoen
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Acting sub. Lt Juthapron Pavinai
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Wasan Jutalanon
ปัญญา ริอุบล
Panya Riubon
กมลพร สุนทร
Kamolpond Suntorn
ณภัทร จันทร์แก้ว
Naphat Junkaew
Courses
VETERINARY BIOSCIENCES (2022)
Graduate Program in Veterinary Biosciences
Master of Science (MS)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Responsible by
The Department of Anatomy and Department of Physiology: Biochemistry Unit
Degree offer
MS in Veterinary Biosciences
PhD in Veterinary Biosciences
What is VETERINARY BIOSCIENCES?
Veterinary Biosciences is a biological sciences program dedicated to those areas underpinning veterinary medicine.
Why study VETERINARY BIOSCIENCES?
Veterinary Biosciences program offers excellent opportunities for career development in both veterinary and biomedical fields.
This program is designed to emphasize interdisciplinary approaches in veterinary and bioscience research. Our students will specialize in gross, microscopic, ultrastructural and applied anatomy, cytology, biochemistry, molecular biology and biotechnology to improve the management and health of animals. The students will be exposed to customized coursework, instructed by experienced staffs. They will also develop teamwork skills, written and oral presentation skills and gain research experience at our outstanding facilities.
Graduates from this program will be well-prepared and ready to initiate their own research in both applied and clinical veterinary sciences.
CAREER AFTER GRADUATION:
1. Professor
2. Researcher in Veterinary Sciences and Life Sciences
3. Scientist
4. Veterinarian
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
1. Master of Science Program in Veterinary Biosciences (2 years study)
2. Doctor of Philosophy Program in Veterinary Biosciences for applicant with or without Master Degree
(3 or 5 years study)
Both programs have 2 patterns: Thesis only or Thesis and course work
KEY RESEARCH AREAS
1. Gross, microscopic and ultrastructural anatomy
2. Developmental Anatomy
3. Applied Veterinary Anatomy
4. Biochemistry
5. Cell Biology and Molecular genetics
6. Molecular diagnosis
7. Bio-Engineering
8. Genomics and Proteomics
9. Cellular and Clinical Imaging
10. Stem cell research
11. Cancers
THE CURRENT RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
1. Reference genome and genetic variations of Eld’s deer
2. Feline ovarian tissue cryopreservation and primary culture of feline ovarian cells
3. Gene expression and proteomics of canine amniotic extracts
4. Dental and osteogenic stem cells
5. Expression of protein receptors in goat female reproductive tract
6. Genomics Approach for conservation of Asian king vulture and steppe eagle
7. Stem cells and canine corneal degeneration
8. Cecal Proteomics in pigs
Eligibility of Applicants
1. Applicants must have completed Bachelor’s Degrees in Veterinary, Biological Science or related discipline.
2. Minimum English proficiency score according to Chulalongkorn University’s requirement;
3. Consideration of the Program Committee as eligible for admission.
4. Others as required from Chulalongkorn University.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Fill in the online application form at Chulalongkorn’s Graduate Admission website;
- A printed copy of the completed application form with a one-inch photograph attached;
- An official transcript of academic records;
- A photocopy of identification card/passport;
- English proficiency test score: CU-TEP, TOEFL, or IELTS.
- Two letters of recommendation from instructors and supervisors
Contact person for enquiries
Assistant Professor Dr. Promporn Raksaseri
E-mail: Promporn.R@chula.ac.th
Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Veterinary Science,
Chulalongkorn University,
Henri-Dunant Rd., Pathumwan,
Bangkok 10330, Thailand.
Tel.+66 (0) 2218-9658 Fax.+66(0)2218-9657
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Doctor of Philosophy Program in Veterinary Biosciences
Master of Science Program in Veterinary Biosciences
Research in Veterinary Anatomy
Research
The Department of Anatomy is engaged in high quality, internationally recognized research which focus on different fields: Basic Anatomy, Clinal Anatomy, Neurosciences, Veterinary structure and function, Reproduction and development, Biomaterial and as well as Veterinary educational research. Many research works are constructed in collaboration with both intra-and extra-mural institutes. The department welcome all kind of research collaboration in all disciplines and expertise as our ultimate goals are to extend and integrate the importance of anatomical research in all related research field.
In addition, our research is not limited to animals, but explores all research questions through cellular units and further to organoid systems.
Histological process
Histological process
In this section, the department assists the researchers to investigate samples at the microscopic levels. All kinds of microscopic procedure which are tissue processing, cryosection, histochemistry, immunohistochemistry as well as immunofluorescence are available in our academic service. In addition, we offer the slides-canning and image analysis system for all research and development procedure as well as biomaterial testing. Most of histological services are tailor made depending on experimental design. The department also provides the instrumental service such as photomicroscope, image analysis program and cryosection machine. For more information, please contact our department
Tel. 02-218-9658
Animal Stuffing Service Project
Animal Stuffing Service Project
This is an academic service project that truly reflects the department's identity and uniqueness. It has been held regularly in the past ten years with success in bettering the stuffing technique. Animal stuffing is an important anatomical technique used to preserve the animal's body after death for longer preservation, and to maintain the appearance of the animal in all aspects. From the survey through various channels, we found that the demand for knowledges and methods of the animal stuffing technique is increasing at present as this technique can accommodate the needs of owners of various pet-related animals, such as dogs, cats, rabbits and squirrels. Moreover, animal stuffing techniques are required for those involved in the conservation of rare and expensive wildlife, including commercial aquarists who care for fish and marine invertebrates. Government agencies, private sectors, or even educational institutions also want to maintain the condition of various animals which are specific to that agency for exhibition. The creation of a museum for teaching students and providing knowledge about animals for the public is increasing. The department therefore deems it appropriate to organize an animal stuffing service project to be an academic service in the field of animal stuffing to agencies or the general public and to provide techniques for preserving real animals by means of animal stuffing to create a network for animal conservation.
Plastination
Plastination
To improve the specimen preservation of veterinary education, the tissue or plastination of the specific organs or the whole body is applied. The service is offered in all kinds of the tissues such as animal fetus, internal organs, locomotion system etc. The plastinated products can last for a long period, non-toxic, odorless, and even has the texture, color, and appearance as the live animals. Therefore, they are valuable education tools for not only biomedical science but also for the community
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