1001-559-01   Introduction to Developmental Disabilities  
Instructor: Elizabeth Perry 
MWF 12N-12:50PM  08-2178
This advanced neuroscience course will include lecture, literature review and student presentations focused on the human developmental disabilities: Down Syndrome; Cerebral Palsy; Mental Retardation; Autism Spectrum; Fragile-X; Phenylketonuria; Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and other related conditions. These will be examined at several levels—including cell & molecular biology; developmental bio; systems neuroscience & behavior. 
Offered Fall quarter.
Prerequisites: 1001-311, 1026-350, 1026-420                                                       Class 3, Credit 3 (F)

1001-559  Endocrinology  
Instructor: Elizabeth Perry 
MW 9-9:50a 08-2178 and  TR 9-9:50 09-2149

This course will combine lecture, literature review and small group discussions/presentations to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of endocrinology.  Topics covered will include: digestion & metabolism; growth & aging; arousal/mood; sexual dimorphism & reproduction; and neuroendocrinology. Discussion of relevant human diseases/disorders will be used to illustrate related biochemical/anatomical pathways and mechanisms.
Prerequisites:1001-311,1026-350)                                                                            Class 4, Credit 4 (F)