Lecture

Cellular Mechanisms of Brain Function

Description

This lecture explores the cellular mechanisms of brain function by comparing the similarities and differences between the brains of mice and humans. It covers topics such as evolution, brain size, neuron numbers, genetic manipulation, brain mapping, behavior studies, and the impact of brain diseases on society. The goal is to develop better treatments for brain diseases through translational neuroscience research from mouse to monkey to man.

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