Prerequisites
Fundamentals of Neurobiology 01:146:245 and Fundamentals of Cell and Developmental Biology 01:146:270
Course Description
This course focuses on development and function of the nervous with an emphasis on diseases and disorders. It has 4 modules, which will be taught by two professors: 1) neurodevelopment, demyelination, tumors and viral infections; 2) neurological disorders/diseases 3) injury to the spinal cord and brain and repair 4) clinical trials and future of spinal cord and brain trauma.
The course will be taught in person Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00-3:20 pm in Spring 2023 in SEC 118
Course Syllabus
Course URL
Canvas
Course Satisfies Learning Goals
- Master factual and conceptual knowledge in cell biology and neuroscience that will provide a solid foundation for success in advanced training and professional careers.
- Develop an ability to summarize, integrate and organize information.
- Use scientific reasoning to evaluate the potential for current research and new discoveries to improve our understanding of cell biology and neuroscience and its relevance to human health and to our society.
Exams, Assignments, and Grading Policy
Each of 3 modular exam = 24% of the grade each and the final exam = 28%. Exams consist of multiple choice and T/F. Time is devoted to review before each exam.
Course Materials
Lecture notes: PowerPoint will be posted on Canvas before lecture
No required text. Suggested reference texts:
MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY, by Lodish, 8th Edition, WH Freeman. ISBN- 13:978-1-319-04387-2).
Course Closed?
If this course is closed, please contact the Course Coordinator
Faculty
Course Coordinator and Instructor: Dr. Martin Grumet
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Instructor: Dr. Wise Young
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** All information is subject to change at the discretion of the course coordinator.
