Mousetrap

Hello all, I'm a paramedic turned anatomist. I'm currently trying to get into a biophysical chemistry program. I'm most aquatinted with the topics of: anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology. My dissection specialties are the human brain and heart, but I can and have worked on every part of the body. I love human biology, but I want to know a bit more than biology is interested in at times. Im not satisfied with saying, "This particular hormone reaches this receptor site on the cell and causes changes." I want to know chemically what is going on, hence my interest in biophysical chemistry. My chemistry knowledge is nowhere near my physiology knowledge, but I am currently working very hard to fix that. I'm here to learn, and happy to help if I've got anything useful to add.