GMS AN 707 . This neurobiology of aging course is offered during the spring term on a three-year rotation and is scheduled for 2002. Dr. Moss . This course is offered to all graduate students in the division of Graduate Medical Sciences. This course consists of lectures, discussion and readings on current issues relating to neural changes during development and how the nervous system is modified by interaction of the organism with the environment, and how the nervous system responds to injury.
Emphasis is on cellular and systems levels of organization.
GMS AN 709 . This development and plasticity course is offered during the spring term on a three-year rotation and is scheduled for 2003. Dr. Payne . This course is offered to all graduate students in the division of Graduate Medical Sciences. Study of the visual system progresses from the retina through the thalamus and brainstem to cortical visual areas and associated structures such as the hippocampus, amygdala, and basal ganglia.