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BIOL-195 Gateway: Neurobiology

BIOL-195 Gateway: Neurobiology
Spring only
Faculty:
  • Donoghue, Maria
    • This course covers the fundamentals of neurobiology, the study of the cellular basis of nervous system function. It is intended as the gateway course for a Neurobiology major for sophomore Biology students. The course will examine the cellular composition of the nervous system, the characteristics and functions of neurons, and the ways that signals are relayed within the nervous system. The cellular and molecular basis of sensory and motor systems, plasticity, development and learning will be analyzed. The process and impact of nervous system evolution also will be considered.

    Suggested course: BIOL-152

    Section 01- NEUB Majors only
    Section 02- Open to all students

    Credits: 4
    Prerequisites: BIOL-103, BIOL-104, and BIOL-152 or approval of instructor
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