
Essentials of Modern Neuroscience
1st EditionISBN10: 007184905X
ISBN13: 9780071849050
Copyright: 2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I: Cellular Neuroscience
1. Neurohistology
2. Origin of the membrane potential
3. Action potential
4. Single ion channels and gating mechanisms
5. Ion channel structure-function
6. Ion channel diversity and regulation
7. Ion channel diseases
8. Fundamentals of synaptic transmission
9. Synaptic plasticity
10. Neurotransmitter release
11. Neurotransmitter reuptake
Part II: Molecular & Developmental Neuroscience
1. Axon guidance
2. Synapse formation
3. Dendrite formation
4. Gliogenesis
5. Corticogenesis
6. Neuronal migration
7. Neurogenesis and neuronal stem cells
Part III: Sensory & Systems Neuroscience
1. Genes, circuits and behavior
2. Human neurogenetics
3. Visual systems
4. Auditory systems
5. Olfactory systems
6. Motor systems
7. Pain and somatosensory
8. Learning
9. Cognitive neuroscience
10. Affective disorders
About the Author
Franklin Amthor
Franklin R. Amthor, MD
Professor and Interim Director of Behavioral Sciences
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
W. Anne Burton Theibert
W. Anne Burton Theibert, MD
Department of Neurobiology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
David Standaert
Erik Roberson
Erik Roberson
Co-Chair
Department of Neurology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I: Cellular Neuroscience
1. Neurohistology
2. Origin of the membrane potential
3. Action potential
4. Single ion channels and gating mechanisms
5. Ion channel structure-function
6. Ion channel diversity and regulation
7. Ion channel diseases
8. Fundamentals of synaptic transmission
9. Synaptic plasticity
10. Neurotransmitter release
11. Neurotransmitter reuptake
Part II: Molecular & Developmental Neuroscience
1. Axon guidance
2. Synapse formation
3. Dendrite formation
4. Gliogenesis
5. Corticogenesis
6. Neuronal migration
7. Neurogenesis and neuronal stem cells
Part III: Sensory & Systems Neuroscience
1. Genes, circuits and behavior
2. Human neurogenetics
3. Visual systems
4. Auditory systems
5. Olfactory systems
6. Motor systems
7. Pain and somatosensory
8. Learning
9. Cognitive neuroscience
10. Affective disorders
About the Author
Franklin Amthor
Franklin R. Amthor, MD
Professor and Interim Director of Behavioral Sciences
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
W. Anne Burton Theibert
W. Anne Burton Theibert, MD
Department of Neurobiology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
David Standaert
Erik Roberson
Erik Roberson
Co-Chair
Department of Neurology
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, Alabama
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