Cellular Basis of Neuronal Function
NEURO 115
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Description
The essential function of a neuron is to processe complex signals derived from the external world. In doing so, neurons employ diverse mechanisms that respond to chemical and electrical signals with incredible sensitivity and plasticity. In this course, we will study these electrical, molecular, and cellular processes using biophysical and biological approaches. Specifically, we will explore topics on excitable membranes, neurotransmission, ion channels, dendritic integration, intracellular signaling, and synaptic plasticity in the context of real cells and brain circuits.
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Recommended Prep
Prerequisite: MCB/NEURO 80 or Instructor Approval.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
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