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Communications
Attention
Final Exam: May 5 at 12:30
Will include Chapter 13 and 14. Finished Study Guide
April 28: Papers or NIA
advanced tutorial is due on a neurobiology disease. Presentations need to be
finished by this time. Extra credit if you find someone who has a
neurological disease and presents their case with their permission. Please
contact me to schedule a presentation. Rubrics soon to come.
Rubric
April 21: Exam 3 on Chapters
12-13 Study guide
April 19: Neuroanatomical
functions
April 14: Neuroanatomy quiz 3
pages 222-226
April 12: Neuroanatomy quiz 2
pages 214 to 221
March 29: Exam 2
Study Guide
February 17:
Exam 1 Study Guide
February 15: Neurons in
Action Assignment due. Posted on Georgia View
January 18: Please have your
Neurons in Action installed on your computer and read about the layout of
the panels and graphs. Use the text to start working through the
"Introduction to Neurons in Action" tutorial.
Read about
Ramon Y Cajal famous
neuroanatomist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1906 for his work on the
Neuron Theory.
Questions for Chapter 1:
Review the history of studies of the nervous system and determine at what
level (molecular, cellular, systems, behavioral, or cognitive) these studies
take place. At a meeting I attended last week, a new field of neuroscience
was discussed, neuroecology. What do you think a neuroecologist
studies?
Questions for Chapter 2: What
cellular structures are unique to neurons and what unique functions do they
carry out? How are the axons, dendrites and cell soma different,
anatomically and functionally from one another?
Good online
Neuroanatomy Atlas
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