PT 5410 — Functional Human Neuroanatomy

4 semester hoursGraduateLectureusually offered: springtypical days: T/FBostonTraditional

Examines the detailed structure of the human nervous system, linking structure to function at both the clinical and neurobiological level. Offers students an opportunity to obtain a solid functional anatomical foundation for neuroscience. Reviews basic neuroanatomy and then provides a detailed look into the structure of the nuclei within the central nervous system and their connectivity. Examines the role of these structures in motor and sensory function as well as in complex cognitive functions at a physiological and clinical level.

Prerequisites

• one of:
  • all of:
    • one of:
      • BIOL 1113 (min D-)
      • BIOL 2217 (min D-)
      • BIOL 136M BIOL 234M
      • BIOL 1117 (min D-)
      • BIOL 2299 (min D-)
    • one of:
      • BIOL 3405 (min D-)
      • PSYC 3458 (min D-)
      • PSYC 241M
  • graduate program admission

Corequisites (same term)

• PT 5411

Offering history

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Meeting times

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Professors

Spring

• Robert Sikes (100% of students) · reviews

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