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NRSC308

Neurobiology

Subject code

NRSC

Course Number

308

Department(s)

Instructor(s)

M. Kruse

Course Long Title

Neurobiology

Cross Listed Courses

Description

An introduction to the molecular and cellular principles of neurobiology and the organization of neurons into networks. Also investigated are developmental and synaptic plasticity, analysis of signaling pathways in cells of the nervous system, and the development of neurobiological research, from studies on invertebrate systems to usage of stem cell-derived brain organoids and gene-editing techniques such as CRISPR/Cas9. Laboratories include analysis of nerve cell activity, computer simulation and modeling, and the use of molecular techniques in neurobiology. Prerequisite(s): BIO 242, or BIO 195 and 202. The course may be offered with a lab in some semesters; this is indicated in the Schedule of Courses.

Modes of Inquiry

Quantitative and Formal Reasoning [QF], Scientific Reasoning [SR]

Writing Credit

No writing credit

INDS Program Relationship

IDBC, IDNS - NRSC Program

GEC This Course Belongs To

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Class Restriction

Exclude First Years

Offering Frequency

Normally offered every year