PHCO 722A
Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology: Introduction and Electrical Signaling
Permission of the department. This course explores the experimental and theoretical function of the nervous system. Typically, the first hour is fundamental material presentation and the second hour may be a presentation led by the students. Topics covered include: cellular diversity in the CNS, gross brain anatomy, human and rodent brain imaging, neuromolecular genetics, behavioral methods, membrane potentials/resistance/capacitance, ion channel structure, electrophysiology and propagation of electrical signals in neurons. Basic undergraduate biology, chemistry, physics and intro calculus is assumed.
Topics
- cellular diversity in the CNS
- gross brain anatomy
- human and rodent brain imaging
- neuromolecular genetics
- behavioral methods
- membrane potentials/resistance/capacitance
- ion channel structure
- electrophysiology and propagation of electrical signals in neurons
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027