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Neurophysiology II - Electrophysiology in Living Brain Slices

Course: Neurophysiology II - Electrophysiology in Living Brain Slices
Instructors: U. Egert, C. Boucsein, f. Metzger, A. Aertsen
Location:
Time / Duration: the actual date will be arranged during the first meeting, 2.5 weeks full time
Start: after the end of summer semester
Preparatory meeting (Vorbesprechung): April 24, 2007, 17:30h, R 05.070, Biology III
Max: 9 students
Credits: WP

This lab course is intended for Master's students ("Hauptstudium") in the Natural Sciences with a special interest in the structure and function of the Mammalian Brain. On the basis of selected experiments, the course provides a practical introduction (2.5 weeks full time in the semester break) to modern electrophysiological techniques (intra-cellular recording, whole cell patch-clamping, extra-cellular recording with multi-electrode-arrays), immunostaining of brain slices, synaptic plasticity and advanced data analysis methods. Experiments are performed in in vitro brain slice preparations of the rat brain: neo-cortex, hippocampus.

We strongly recommend prior participation in the Compact Course on Measuring techniques in Neurobiology during the winter semester! Participants of this course will be granted prefered admission to the slice course.


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Form of assessment: Course Protocols plus Oral Presentation 

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