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CSB332H1S - NEUROBIOLOGY OF THE SYNAPSE
24L
Lecturer:
TBA
Course Administrator:
Peggy Salmon
RW 424E
416-978-8608
[email protected]
Prerequisite: BIO271H1/PSL300H1
Neurobiology is a sub discipline of biology & neuroscience, which is focused on the study of neurons at both
the cellular and systems levels. A major focus in neurobiology research is the synapse, which is a
specialized junction at which neurons communicate with one another, and with muscles and glands. In this
course we will examine all aspects of the synapse in both the peripheral and central nervous systems of
invertebrates and vertebrates. Topics include: ionic gradients, action potentials, synapse formation, synaptic
transmission, synaptic plasticity, learning and memory, consciousness, and neurological disorders. The
marking scheme normally involves a quiz (20%), mid-term (30%), and a final exam (50%; cumulative).