Mark Bellingham

Mark Bellingham is a neuroscientist. He heads the neurobiology of motor behaviour laboratory at The University of Queensland, a network member of the Motor Neuron Disease Collective. His research interests include electrophysiology of synaptic transmission, ion currents and central pattern generation in CNS neurons. In the laboratory Mark uses a variety of electrophysiological techniques to investigate central neurons, including in vitro slice and in vivo preparations, patch clamp techniques, imaging, molecular biology and computer modelling.

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Specialised Cells (edX) EdX
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Specialised Cells (edX)

Dive into the fascinating world of cellular physiology with 'Specialised Cells', an introductory course designed for anyone curious about how the human body works at a microscopic level. Explore the diverse roles cells play in sustaining life, from muscle cells' ability to contract to neurons' capacity for communication. This course provides a foundational understanding of cell biology and its applications in health and disease.

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