Biology 372-A: Special Topic in Biology: Principles of Neurobiology

Credits 3
Credit Type
Semester Offered
Fall
Faculty
Wallace and Withers

This course emphasizes the cellular and molecular biology of neurons as a basis for understanding how the nervous system controls behavior. Topics include the structure and function of neurons and glia, synaptic transmission, brain development and regeneration, sensory and motor systems, brain mechanisms of learning and memory, clinical issues, and becoming a neuroscientist. Three hours of lecture per week. May not enroll if previously completed Biology 320. Applies to the Molecular/Cell requirement for the Biology major or as an elective for the BBAC major.

Distribution Area
Students entering prior to Fall 2024: Science (SC DIST)