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NURO 847 Developmental Neurobiology
Development of the nervous system from early induction to the development of learning and memory. Topics include: Induction; Cellular Differentiation; Axon Growth and Guidance; Target Selection; Cell Survival and Growth; Synapse Formation; Synapse Elimination; and Development of Behavior. (Same as ANAT 847, PHSL 847, and NEUS 847.) Prerequisite: Advanced Neuroscience (ANAT 846; NURO 846; PHSL 846) or consent of instructor.
Doctor of Philosophy in Neurosciences
http://catalog.ku.edu/medicine/neurosciences/phd/
The KU-L/KUMC bicampus Neuroscience Graduate Program is designed to prepare the student for a research and/or teaching career with concentrations in neuroscience. The program emphasizes research and the skills and knowledge required to perform and communicate the results of research. Modern neuroscience researchers/educators must be versed in several areas of neurobiology research, spanning from molecular neuroscience to systems neuroscience. As such, the course of study in the program is broadly based; you are encouraged to enroll in courses offered by other programs or departments. The research opportunities in the program are widely varied and will accommodate many interests.
Doctor of Philosophy in Neurosciences
http://catalog.ku.edu/pharmacy/neurosciences/phd/
...Neurobiology NURO 846 Advanced Neuroscience 5 NURO 847 Developmental Neurobiology 2 Neuroscience Seminar NURO 799...