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    This seminar class focuses on the anatomical and functional organization of neural circuits in vertebrate brains and how they control perception, learning, and behavior. Students will make regular oral presentations and written summaries about experimental attempts to understand how specific neural circuits achieve their adaptive functions by drawing from readings in the primary literature across various model systems. The class meets on Tuesdays from 5-7pm in room HNB 120, and either BISC 421 or co-enrollment is required.

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    This seminar class focuses on the anatomical and functional organization of neural circuits in vertebrate brains and how they control perception, learning, and behavior. Students will make regular oral presentations and written summaries about experimental attempts to understand how specific neural circuits achieve their adaptive functions by drawing from readings in the primary literature across various model systems. The class meets on Tuesdays from 5-7pm in room HNB 120, and either BISC 421 or co-enrollment is required.

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    This seminar class focuses on the anatomical and functional organization of neural circuits in vertebrate brains and how they control perception, learning, and behavior. Students will make regular oral presentations and written summaries about experimental attempts to understand how specific neural circuits achieve their adaptive functions by drawing from readings in the primary literature across various model systems. The class meets on Tuesdays from 5-7pm in room HNB 120, and either BISC 421 or co-enrollment is required.

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    Functional Neural Circuits

    Fall 2010 seminar (BISC 462), Sarah Bottjer


    This seminar class will focus on anatomical and functional organization of neural circuits
    in vertebrate brains and how they control perception, learning, and behavior.

    Readings from the primary literature will draw on a broad array of model systems and
    concentrate on experimental attempts to understand mechanisms by which specific
    neural circuits achieve their adaptive function. Students will make regular oral
    presentations and prepare written summaries.

    TUESDAY’s 5-7 pm, HNB 120 (Small Conference Room)


    BISC 421 is a pre-req or co-req
    (or see Instructor for D-clearance)

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