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Research Areas: Regeneration and Myelination


Name Keywords Research Interests
Crews, Fulton ethanol, alchohol, stem cells, excitatory amino acids, behavior, physiology, addiction, neurodegeneration Role of excitatory amino acid receptors in the behavioral and physiological consequences of ethanol abuse. Neurodegenerative disease mechanisms.
Deshmukh, Mohanish apoptosis, cell death, neurodegeneration, development, survival, nerve growth factor, transgenic mice Molecular mechanism of apoptosis in neurons.
Farel, Paul regeneration, development, spinal cord, motoneuron, cell death Developmental neurobiology of spinal motor function.
Howard, James Physiology of the neuromuscular junction in clinical myasthenic conditions
Lund, P Kay peptides, growth factors Regulation of the biosynthesis and expression of neuropeptides; function of growth factors in the CNS
Matsushima, Glenn myelin, glia, cytokines, demyelination Cytokines and MHC genes in the processes of neuronal myelination and demyelination
Perl, Edward pain, nocioception, brain slices, spinal cord, sensory processing Specificity of sensory systems; cellular and molecular correlates of nociceptive function in mammals
Pevny, Larysa stem cells, development, cell fate, genetics, Neural induction, neurogenesis, SOX proteins Studies of neural stem cells and cell differentiation during early embrygenesis. Focus on the SOX family of transcription factors and their role in specifying neurons.
Snider, William neurotrophins, growth factors, sensory neurons, axon growth, nociceptors, transgenic mice, spinal cord development Growth factor regulation of axonal morphology, Growth factor regulation of nociceptor development
Ting, Jenny neuroimmunology, genetics, neurodegeneration Regulation of transplantation genes in the CNS during neurodegenerative disease states
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