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NEUR1005
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NEUR1005
(31 decks)
The Neuronal Membrane at Rest (Prof. Pedarzani)
The Action Potential (Prof. Pedarzani)
Structure of a chemical synapse in the brain: pre and post synaptic mechanisms (Dr. Edwards)
Fast excitatory and inhibitory synapses and how they integrate their signals (Dr. Edwards)
The Control of Movement - Reflexes (Prof. Yeo)
The Control of Movement - Supraspinal Control (Prof. Yeo)
Sensory Receptors and the Vestibular System (Dr. Gale)
Hearing (Dr. Gale)
The Somatic Sensory System (Prof. Fitzgerald)
Visual Input (Dr. Bianco)
Visual Processing (Dr. Bianco)
Olfaction (Prof. Shaefer)
Neuroanatomy 1 (Dr Wicklein)
Neuroanatomy 2 (Dr Wicklein)
Neuroanatomy 3 (Dr Wicklein)
Cells and circuits (Dr Wicklein)
Development of the Nervous System (Prof Price)
Neurogenesis and neural specification (Dr Hawkins)
Axon growth, correction and refinement (Dr Hawkins)
Glia: Development and Function 1 (Prof Kessaris)
Glia: Development and Function 2 (Prof Kessaris)
Functional Neuroimaging: Introduction to EEG and fMRI (Prof Iannetti)
Neuropharmacology: the Hill-Langmuir Equation (Dr. Moss)
Neuropharmacology: full agonists, partial agonists and constitutively active receptors (Dr. Moss)
Neuropharmacology: drug antagonism (Dr. Moss)
Neurotransmitter systems and neurochemistry (Prof. Sihra)
Post-synaptic drug targets: G protein-coupled receptors and effectors (Dr. Pitcher)
Drugs of abuse (Prof Dickenson)
CNS disorders (Prof. Dickenson)
Drugs of abuse: Nicotine and Alcohol (Prof. Millar)
Drugs and the CNS (Prof. Smart)
