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Some of the courses that I teach:
Spring:
Cellular and Molecular Neurobiology
Zoology 4223/5223, Section 001, 3credit hours
Meetings: Monday and Wednesday, 3:00-4:15 pm, Stephenson Research
and Technology Center Boardroom
This course will provide an introduction to cellular
and molecular neurobiology through reading and discussion of current
research papers in a handful of fields. This year, we will focus on
the study of insulin signaling and the role of insulin in protecting
neurons from degeneration. There will be a strong emphasis on research
in the model genetic organism, the fruitfly, Drosophila melanogaster.
Fall:
Cell
Biology, ZOO/BOT/MBIO 3113
Note: I teach one of the two sections of this course in the fall
semester of each year.
All semesters:
- Independent Study, Undergraduate Laboratory Research, Zoology 3990 (Section
019)
- Independent Study,
Undergraduate Laboratory Research, Zoology 4990 (Section 019)
- Honors Reading, Zoology 3960 (Section 019)
- Honors Research, Zoology 3980 (Section 019)
Past Courses:
Spring, 2002: Readings
in Cellular Neuroendocrinology, Zoology 4970/5970
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