(Previously offered as 185.2)
Drs. Stanton and Hannan
Credits: 2
The course will focus on advanced study of the cellular mechanisms of forms of synaptic plasticity underlying learning acquisition and the formation of long-term memories. Examples of normal function or disease states in which synaptic plasticity plays a significant role will be addressed. Emphasis will be placed on both technical aspects and application in current literature. Lectures: 2 hours/week. Letter-graded.
Prerequisites: BMS-3010 is recommended, but instructor assigned preparatory reading may be allowed as an alternative.
Lectures: 2 hrs/wk. Letter-graded.