631 A study of the structure and function of the nervous system. A seminar course where published articles in the neuroscience literature will be presented by students and faculty. A course designed to familiarize students with the neuroscience research techniques employed by BMS faculty. A course designed to expose students to basic molecular cloning techniques, such as genomic library construction, preparation of plasmid DNA, subcloning, nucleic acid hybridization and DNA sequencing. An intensive study of a selected topic or problem.
Emphasis is placed on independent study.
A seminar designed to teach students how to prepare and deliver different types of scientific presentations. Students must enroll every semester in the BMS Program. Directed research activities requiring a completed prospectus for an advanced research project, a written report, or a research thesis.