NEURO 458
Neuroepigenetics
Have you ever wondered how life experiences are translated into changes in the DNA and how these in turn affect behavior? While genomes are hidden inside cells, they are also influenced by the "experience" of cells and organisms. These experiences, which come in the many forms, from diet to pollutants to stress, alter the chemical nature of the genome, and in turn, its function. This is particularly crucial in the brain, as its function is linked to behavior.
Prerequisites & course information
BIOLOGY 222 or 225, and BIOLOGY 305. (Prerequisites enforced at registration.) (3). (BS). May not be repeated for credit. Rackham credit requires additional work.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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Catalogue variants
- Neuroepigenetics · 3 · Graduate credit
- Neuroepigenetics · 3 · Undergraduate credit