Fundamentals of Neuroscience
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[edit] Introduction
Welcome to the Fundamentals of Neuroscience course at Wikiversity! This course provides an advanced secondary-level or early tertiary-level introduction to neuroscience, and is largely modeled after Professor Jim Murray's course in experimental neurobiology at the University of Central Arkansas. A high school-level or basic college-level understanding of biology is strongly recommended as a prerequisite. We hope you will find these materials helpful to you as you pursue your studies.
[edit] Lessons
Lesson 1: INTRODUCTION: What is neuroscience?
Lesson 2: INTRODUCTION: Basic cell biology
Lesson 3: INTRODUCTION: Neurons and the Nervous System
Lesson 4: INTRODUCTION: Basic properties of electrical currents
Lesson 5: Membrane potential at rest
[edit] Instructors
If you have questions, feel free to contact any of these individuals.
