Here are the web versions of Houpt's powerpoint lecutures. Review papers relevant to the lecture are also here, in PDF format.

Lectures for 3rd Exam:

Paper 2: (Thu, 10/23/03):

Ruthazer ES, Akerman CJ, Cline HT. Control of axon branch dynamics by correlated activity in vivo. Science 301(2003):66-70

Lecture 11: (Fri, 10/24/03): Axonal Guidance

Lecture 12: (Mon, 10/27/03): Neurogenesis & Apoptosis

Paper 3: (Thu, 10/30/03):

Cutforth, T et al. Axonal Ephrin-As and Odorant Receptors: Coordinate determination of the Olfactory Sensory Map. Cell 114(2003) 311-322.

Lecture 13: (Mon, 11/4/03): Taste 1: Periphery

Lecture 14: (Wed, 11/5/03): Taste 2: Central

Paper 4: (Thu, 11/13/03):

Damal S. et al. Detection of Sweet and Umami Taste in the Absence of Taste Receptor T1r3. Sciene 301(2003) 850-853.


 

Lectures for 2nd Exam on 10/16/03:

Lecture 6: (Fri, 9/26/03): Catecholamines

Lecture 7: (Mon, 9/29/03): Serotonin

Lecture 8: (Wed, 10/1/03): Neuropeptides and Nuclear Receptor Hormones

Paper 1: (Thu, 10/2/03):

Lecture 9: (Fri, 10/3/03): Induction and Homeobox genes

Lecture 10: (Mon, 10/6/03): Neural Migration

 


 

Lectures for 1st Exam on 9/25/03:

Lecture 1 (Mon, 8/25/03): The Neuron

Lecture 2 (Wed, 8/27/03): Protein Synthesis

Lecture 3: (Fri, 8/29/03): Transport and Compartments

Kuhl, D. and Skehel, Dendritic localization of mRNAs. Curr Op. Neurobiol. 8 (1998)600-606.

Nakada, C. et al. Accumulation of anchored proteins forms membrane diffusion barriers during neuronal polaization. Nature Cell Bio. 5(2003)626.

Lecture 4: (Mon, 9/15/03): Intracellular Signalling

Sweeney, G. Leptin Signalling. Cell. Signal. 14 (2002) 655-663.

Lecture 5: (Wed, 9/17/03): Molecular Signalling

Hoffman, G.E. and D. Lyo. Anatomical markers of activity in neuroendocrine systems, J. Neuroendocrinol., 14 (2002) 259-268.

Deisseroth, K. et al. Signaling from synapse to nucleus: the logic behind the mechanisms. Curr. Op. Neurobiol. 13(2003)354-365.


Miscellaneous Lectures

Molecules To Behavior (Fri, 9/19/03): c-Fos in Taste Aversion and Neural Effects of Magnets