Neuroplasticity is the ability of neuronal cells in the brain to adapt to changes. For example, if you are acquiring a new ability or learning new information, your brain network will rewire to adapt to this new state of knowledge acquisition. Neuroplasticity is crucial in health and disease, where it has a significant role in learning and memory as well as recovery from brain damage. In this course, you will understand the concept of neuroplasticity and how neuronal cells communicate with each other. You will learn about - synapses and neuronal circuits - membrane trafficking - membrane receptors. - neurotransmitters.