Key competence module "Neurobiology 1" (3 C, 2 SWS) [M.Bio.344]
Learning outcome: Theoretical and practical knowledge of basic methods in molecular, cellular and systemic neuroscience. The curriculum includes experiments in neurogenetics, neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and neuroethology. The spectrum of methods ranges from the analysis of gene expression patterns to neuronal tracing techniques, electrophysiology, biomechanical and behavioural analysis and screening methods. The module provides the basis for advanced courses in neurobiology such as core module “Neurobiology 2” and advanced modules. By introducing a broad spectrum of state-of-the-art experimental and analytical methods the course will put the students into the position to generate, interpret and present neurobiological data.
Core skills: Profound knowledge of essential techniques in Neuroscience and their application.
Courses and examinations
1. Lecture: "From gene to behavior" (2 SWS)
Examination: written examination (600 minutes)
Selection options
elective-compulsory
Admission requirements
Can´t be combined with core module M.Bio.304
Number of repeat examinations permitted
Twice
Module applicable in the following degree programmes
MA Developmental, Neural, and Behavioral Biology
Course frequency: Academic Term
Each winter-semester
Duration
One semester
Language
English; German in agreement with participants
Maximum number of students
27
Workload: 90 h (28/62 h, Attendance time/Self-study time)
Person responsible for module
Prof. Dr. Martin Göpfert