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GMS 6701

Functional and Comparative Neuroanatomy for Professionals

3 Credits

This course covers the structure and function of all major systems in the central nervous system of humans, quadrupeds, and rodents (brain and spinal cord). The anatomical studies and brain function will be complemented by clinical cases. At the end of this course, you will have both a working knowledge of human and comparative neuroanatomy, and you will also be able to use this knowledge to explain how disruption of brain structure leads to changes in human behavior and cognition.

Prerequisites & course information

Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: This course will be required for first year neuroscience graduate students. Any other graduate student must obtain instructor's permission to register.

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