BIOL 316 - Advanced Topics in Neurobiology

Semester Offered: Fall
1 unit(s)

A multilevel examination of nervous systems, with particular emphasis on cellular and molecular mechanisms. The course is an advanced, integrative evaluation of current topics in neurobiology. Topics vary but may include ion channel structure/function, mechanisms of synaptic communication, glia, evolution of nervous systems and plasticity. Emphasis is placed on current thinking and research and course material is drawn from the recent primary literature. Ms. Susman.

Prerequisites: two units of 200-level biology or one unit of 200-level biology and NEUR 201.

Recommended: BIOL 228.

Two 75-minute periods.