Course Title:
Comparative Neurobiology
Course Description:
Presents a cellular approach to structure and function of the nervous system. Topics include neuronal anatomy, phylogeny of nervous systems, electrophysiology of membrane conductances, synaptic transmission, integration in nerve cells, neuronal networks, sensory systems, motor systems, sensory-motor integration, development, and regeneration of neuronal connectivity, and fundamentals of neurotechnology for biomimetics. Focuses on the development of these concepts from the primary research literature. A term project involves the design of a simple nervous system for a hypothetical animal.
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Prerequisite 1:
BIO U301
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Prerequisite 2:
PSY U458
Cross-Listed Course 1:
BIO G287
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