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BN 160 Experimental Neurobiology Spring 2005 A laboratory experience in neuroscience with emphasis on cellular neurophysiology. Laboratory sessions are supplemented by informal lectures designed to introduce topics and to discuss experimental approaches and concepts. Prerequisites: BN 1, 102; PH 3 or equivalent. Enrollment limited. Written permission required. Sign up in Metcalf Research, Rm. 329, before January 1st. Instructor: J. Stein |