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| Number | Title | Units |
| NRSC 7650 | Research in Neuroscience | 1 |
| Total Units: | 1 |
Course: NRSC 7650 - Research in Neuroscience
Course Director: selected Faculty
Course Description: Research rotations allow students to become familiar with potential thesis labs and projects. Students perform independent research projects of limited scope during both semesters. Seminars describing the work are presented mid-fall semester, one at the end of the fall semester and one during the last week of the spring semester. Three rotations of NRSC 7650 must be completed before the beginning of the Fall semester of the second year.
Course Director: selected Faculty
Course Description: Research rotations allow students to become familiar with potential thesis labs and projects. Students perform independent research projects of limited scope during both semesters. Seminars describing the work are presented mid-fall semester, one at the end of the fall semester and one during the last week of the spring semester. Three rotations of NRSC 7650 must be completed before the beginning of the Fall semester of the second year.
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| Number | Title | Units |
| NRSC 7614 | Neurobiological Basis of Neuropsychiatric Disorders | 2 |
| Total Units: | 2 |
Course: NRSC 7614 - Neurobiological Basis of Neuropsychiatric Disorders
Course Director: Jason Tregellas, Dept. of Psychiatry and Les Krushel, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
Course Description: This elective, for basic sciences graduate students and medical students, provides a survey of the current clinical and molecular aspects of human neuropsychiatric disorders. Both movement disorders and DSMIV diagnoses will be covered. Contact the Course Director for a list of topics. Prerequisites: IDPT 7802 or BMGN 5000/CSBI 5001
Course Director: Jason Tregellas, Dept. of Psychiatry and Les Krushel, Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
Course Description: This elective, for basic sciences graduate students and medical students, provides a survey of the current clinical and molecular aspects of human neuropsychiatric disorders. Both movement disorders and DSMIV diagnoses will be covered. Contact the Course Director for a list of topics. Prerequisites: IDPT 7802 or BMGN 5000/CSBI 5001
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