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About exam seat allocation

• You will find your assigned seat by clicking on the link under the column "Allocated seat (exam)". The link is also found in the calendar subscription. This applies to written exams co-ordinated by the University's Examination Services.
• If no link is shown in the schedule, the exam is been co-ordinated by your department. Contact a course administrator should you need further information.
NOTE: Seats are allocated (and made visible through the link) only a few days (generally two days) prior to the exam.

w36  
Tue
Lecture 1. Neurons & glia cells
Wed
Lecture 2. Organization of the nervous system
Thu
Lecture 3. Electrical properties of membranes
Fri
Lecture 4. Action potential
Mon
Roll Call
Mon
Course presentation
Mon
Course presentation
Mon
Introduction for master students
Wed
Introduction to group exercises, labs, literature seminars
Wed
Introduction to group exercises, labs, literature seminars
Thu
Group 1, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Fri
Group 2, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
w37  
Mon
Lecture 5. Ion channels I
Tue
Lecture 6. Ion channels II
Wed
Lecture 7. Ion channels III
Thu
Lecture 8. Release of neurotransmitters
Fri
Lecture 9. Ligand-regulated ion channels I
Mon
Group 1-2, Lab 5: Neurosim
Mon
Group 5, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 3-4, Lab 5: Neurosim
Tue
Group 6, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
17:00
13:00
Wed
Group 5-6, Lab 5: Neurosim
Wed
Group 3, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
17:00
13:00
Thu
Group 4, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
17:00
13:00
w38  
Tue
Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Thu
Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Mon
Lecture 10. Ligand-regulated ion channels II
12:00
09:30
Wed
Lecture 11. Ligand-regulated ion channels III
12:00
09:30
Fri
Lecture 12. Receptor kinetics
12:00
09:30
Tue
Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Thu
Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Mon
Group 2, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 2, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
Wed
Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Thu
Group 3, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1. In K434
17:00
13:00
Fri
Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Fri
Group 3, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
w39  
Mon
Lecture 13. GPCRs and G-proteins
12:00
09:30
Tue
Lecture 14. Second messengers I
12:00
09:30
Thu
Lecture 15. Second messengers II
12:00
09:30
Fri
Lecture 16. Protein kinases and phosphatases
12:00
09:30
Wed
Group 4, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
17:00
09:30
Mon
Group 6, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 6, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
Thu
Group 5, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
17:00
13:00
Thu
Group 4, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
17:00
13:00
Fri
Group 5, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
w40  
Wed
Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
10:30
09:30
Mon
Lecture 17. Monoamines I
12:00
09:30
Tue
Lecture 18. Monoamines II
12:00
09:30
Thu
Lecture 19. Neuropharmacology and pathology
12:00
09:30
Wed
Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
17:00
10:30
Mon
Group 1, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 1, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
Thu
Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
17:00
13:00
Thu
Group 3, Group 6, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
17:00
13:00
w41  
Tue
Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
10:30
09:30
Wed
Lecture 20.
12:00
09:30
Tue
Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
17:00
10:30
Mon
Group 4, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 4, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
17:00
13:00
Wed
Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
17:00
13:00
Fri
Group 4-5, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
17:00
13:00
w42  
Thu
Group 1-2, Literature seminars
12:00
09:00
Fri
Group 5-6, Literature seminars
12:00
09:00
Mon
Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
10:30
09:30
Tue
Lecture 22. Neurotransmission in the retina
12:00
09:30
Mon
Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
17:00
10:30
Thu
Group 3-4, Literature seminars
15:30
13:00
Mon
Group 1-2, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
17:00
13:00
Tue
Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
17:00
13:00
w43  
Mon
Lecture 21. Neurochemical aspects of pain
12:00
09:30
w44  
Mon
Review of previous exams, Q&A
12:00
09:30
Fri
Self-assessment, reflection group discussion. Exam discussion – course evaluation
12:00
09:30
w51  
Mon
Omtentamen
14:00
09:30
 
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