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Dr Catherina Becker, reader in neurobiology at Edinburgh University's centre for neuroregeneration, said: "Our work sheds light on the way in which motor neurons develop and re-generate, and could inform research that leads to an increased ...
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Born Meave Epps in London, Leakey attended the University of North Wales, where she earned a joint honors in zoology and marine zoology. She started her Kenyan scientific odyssey in 1965 when she took a job at the Tigoni Primate Research Centre.
Minnesota State University
Margaret Zimmerman received the prestigious American Physiology Society: Water and Electrolyte Homeostasis Predoctoral Research Recognition Award at the 2013 Experimental Biology Meeting. Zimmerman's abstract entitled “Ang (1-7) has a Greater ...
Researches the use of a range of stem cells in the treatment of disease.
Neurobiology Research Group - Durham University, UK
Researching the process of neural differentiation and the use of stem cell technologies to treat disease
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Focused on the development gene therapies for diseases of the airway, such as asthma, lung cancer and in particular, cystic fibrosis (CF). Work includes formulation development, reagent production, pre-clinical testing, and human clinical trials.
Research is primarily focused on agricultural entomology but includes studies in other vital sectors such as taxonomy, environment and medicine.
Experience since late 1960s, now available at charges negotiable depending on requirements, such as purity and quantity of starting material.
Research areas include genetic variation within subdivided populations, gene flow, sensitivity of plants to soil moisture status and tropical butterfly communities.
Working to understand parasites and their interactions with hosts in order to provide disease management and development of new vaccines.
Group of professional scientists and student volunteers dedicated to undertaking fundamental and applied research on marine turtles world-wide.
We study how the nervous system works - how it is built, how it operates on cellular and systems levels, how drugs affect it, and how it is damaged in neurodegenerative diseases. Our faculty members continue to make cutting edge contributions to neurobiology research, attracting significant research grants from leading government agencies and charitable foundations. At the same time, the Department of Neurobiology is dedicated to cultivating youn
The purpose of the Graduate Program in Neurobiology is to enable talented students to explore the nervous system at this level. Neuroscience at Duke is pursued in a variety of departments and settings, all of which are possible sites for students to train in this field. Students in the Graduate Program in Neurobiology take a core curriculum that covers the major concepts of contemporary neurobiology, but are generally free to pursue with the help
Research on the function of the hippocampus in the lab of Howard Eichenbaum.
Graduate students in the Department of Neurobiology obtain the Ph.D. degree through the interdepartmental Neurosciences Ph.D. program. Accepted students receive funding for tuition and a living stipend. Applicants should familiarize themselves with the research interests of the faculty and, if possible, indicate their preference on the application form which is submitted directly to the Neurosciences Program. Medical students also are encourag
