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GMS 6381: Special Topics in Pathology (1-4; max: 12) Prereq:
departmental approval. Conference and supervised laboratory work.
Topics selected to meet each student's needs. Offered in evennumbered
years.
GMS 6635: Organization of Cells and Tissues (2) Prereq: GMS
6001 or consent of instructor. Structural and functional aspects.
GMS 6642: Morphogenesis: Organ Systems I (2) Prereq: GMS
6635, second-year IDP student. Skin, respiratory, lymphatics, and
special sense.
GMS 6643: Morphogenesis: Organ Systems II (2) Prereq: GMS
6642, second-year IDP student. GI, kidney, endocrine, male and
female reproduction.
GMS 6644: Apoptosis (1) Prereq: GMS 6001 or consent of
instructor. Modern view of the molecular mechanisms of tumor
development. Offered in even-numbered years.
GMS 6647: Transcriptional and Translational Control of Cell
Growth and Proliferation (1) Prereq: GMS 6001 or consent of
instructor. The role of transcription and translation in controlling
gene expression regulating cell growth and proliferation.
GMS 6690: Molecular Cell Biology Journal Club (1; max: 12)
Faculty-student discussion of research papers and topics.
Advanced Concentration in Neuroscience
Graduate Faculty
Director: S. L. Semple-Rowland.Complete faculty listing by
department: Follow this link
The Graduate Faculty associated with the neuroscience advanced
concentration have expertise in neuroanatomy, molecular and
cellular neurobiology, neurodevelopment and aging,
neurotransmitter chemistry and pharmacology, neuroendocrinology
and immunology, cellular and molecular neuro-oncology, cellular
and membrane neurophysiology, somatosensory and motor
systems, transplantation neurobiology, injury and repair of the CNS,
and neurobehavioral sciences. Study in marine vertebrate and
invertebrate neurobiology is available through Graduate Faculty at
the Whitney Laboratory.
GMS 6021: Principles of Neuroscience I: Organization and
Development of the Nervous System (2) Prereq: GMS 6001 or
consent of instructor. Principles governing neural development and
plasticity of the vertebrate central nervous system.
GMS 6022: Principles of Neuroscience II: Cellular and
Molecular Neuroscience (2) Prereq: GMS 6001 or consent of
instructor. Principles governing intercellular communication within
the nervous system.
GMS 6023: Principles of Neuroscience III: Neural Integration
and Control (2) Prereq: GMS 6001 or consent of instructor.
Principles governing the integration and control of information