CNS 164
Tools of Neurobiology
Offers a broad survey of methods and approaches to understanding in modern neurobiology. The focus is on understanding the tools of the discipline, and their use will be illustrated with current research results. Topics include: molecular genetics, disease models, transgenic and knock-in technology, virus tools, tracing methods, gene profiling, light and electron microscopy, optogenetics, optical and electrical recording, neural coding, quantitative behavior, modeling and theory.
Topics
- molecular genetics
- disease models
- transgenic and knock-in technology
- virus tools
- tracing methods
- gene profiling
- light and electron microscopy
- optogenetics
- optical and electrical recording
- neural coding
- quantitative behavior
- modeling and theory
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: NB/Bi/CNS 150 or equivalent.
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- Tools of Neurobiology · 9 units (3-0-6) | first term