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Graduate Curriculum

Catalog pages 138-139

Courses and research opportunities are offered by the interdepartmental graduate programs in Cell, Molecular, and Developmental Biology; Environmental Toxicology; and Neur oscience. See the respective graduate program section.

Courses

CBNS 004: Concepts in Medical Cell Biology (3 units)
CBNS 101: Fundamentals of Cell Biology (4 units)
CBNS 106: Introduction to Neuroscience (4 units)
CBNS 108: Introduction to Developmental Biology (4 units)
CBNS 116: Cellular Neuroscience: Structure-Function Relationships (4 units)
CBNS 120: Cellular Neuroscience: Membrane and Synaptic Phenomena (4 units)
CBNS 120L: Neuroscience Laboratory (2 units)
CBNS 121: Developmental Neuroscience (4 units)
CBNS 123: Brain Control of Bodily Functions (4 units)
CBNS 124: Systems Neuroscience (4 units)
CBNS 125: Neuropharmacology (4 units)
CBNS 126: Neuroscience of Learning and Memory (4 units)
CBNS 127: Behavioral Control Systems (4 units)
CBNS 128: Immunology (3 units)
CBNS 150: Cancer Biology (4 units)
CBNS 169: Human Embryology (4 units)