Human Neuroanatomy and Neuroscience

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The course includes study of the structure and function of individual nerve cells, basic anatomical connections and organization of the human central nervous system, as well as integrative and systems neuroscience. These topics are reinforced by laboratori es in neuroanatomy/neuroscience as well as clinical correlation conferences in which physicians present clinical material related to basic neurosciences topics. The structured component of the course will be offered through lectures, laboratory experiences and small group discussions. It is expected the students will also spend time on independent study. ANAT 8513 - Human Embryology I. One (1) credit. Through interactive conferences, the student will acquire foundational knowledge on the mechanisms of development of the human body, from a clinical and structural perspective.