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• NOTE: Seats are allocated (and made visible through the link) only a few days (generally two days) prior to the exam.
Monday 3 Sep
Roll call, Roll Call
Lecture, Course presentation
Lecture, Course presentation
Introduction, Introduction for master students
Wednesday 5 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 2. Organization of the nervous system
Introduction, Introduction to group exercises, labs, literature seminars
Introduction, Introduction to group exercises, labs, literature seminars
Thursday 6 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 3. Electrical properties of membranes
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Friday 7 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 4. Action potential
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Monday 10 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 5. Ion channels I
Laboratory experiment, Group 1-2, Lab 5: Neurosim
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Tuesday 11 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 6. Ion channels II
Laboratory experiment, Group 3-4, Lab 5: Neurosim
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Wednesday 12 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 7. Ion channels III
Laboratory experiment, Group 5-6, Lab 5: Neurosim
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Thursday 13 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 8. Release of neurotransmitters
Laboratory experiment, Group 4, Lab 2: Brain anatomy
Friday 14 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 9. Ligand-regulated ion channels I
Monday 17 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 10. Ligand-regulated ion channels II
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
Tuesday 18 Sep
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Wednesday 19 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 11. Ligand-regulated ion channels III
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Thursday 20 Sep
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1. In K434
Friday 21 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 12. Receptor kinetics
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Monday 24 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 13. GPCRs and G-proteins
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
Tuesday 25 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 14. Second messengers I
Laboratory experiment, Group 6, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Wednesday 26 Sep
Laboratory experiment, Group 4, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Thursday 27 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 15. Second messengers II
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 4, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Friday 28 Sep
Lecture, Lecture 16. Protein kinases and phosphatases
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Monday 1 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 17. Monoamines I
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
Tuesday 2 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 18. Monoamines II
Laboratory experiment, Group 1, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Wednesday 3 Oct
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Thursday 4 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 19. Neuropharmacology and pathology
Laboratory experiment, Group 2, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Group 6, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
Monday 8 Oct
Laboratory experiment, Group 4, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 1
Tuesday 9 Oct
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 4, Lab 1: Ca2+ flux part 2
Wednesday 10 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 20.
Laboratory experiment, Group 3, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Friday 12 Oct
Laboratory experiment, Group 4-5, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
Monday 15 Oct
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 1
Laboratory experiment, Group 1-2, Lab 3: IP3 inhibition
Tuesday 16 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 22. Neurotransmission in the retina
Laboratory experiment, Group 5, Lab 4: Receptor binding part 2
Thursday 18 Oct
Seminar, Presentation, Group 1-2, Literature seminars
Seminar, Presentation, Group 3-4, Literature seminars
Friday 19 Oct
Seminar, Presentation, Group 5-6, Literature seminars
Monday 22 Oct
Lecture, Lecture 21. Neurochemical aspects of pain
Friday 2 Nov
Course conclusion , Self-assessment, reflection group discussion. Exam discussion – course evaluation
| Course code | Course name |
| KN7001 | Neurochemistry with Molecular Neurobiology |