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Christa Nehs

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Every cell in the body needs fuel to function properly and when energy systems fail, disease follows. The United States is currently facing a metabolic health crisis, with more than one-third of adults affected by obesity or diabetes. These metabolic...

Corey Allard

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Our lab studies the molecular and cellular basis of novel organismic physiology and behavior. We emphasize curiosity-driven science and exploration, using comparative approaches featuring a range of unusual and specialized organisms that are uniquely...

Maria Lehtinen

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The brain-CSF interface: Neural stem cells and disease

Defined numbers of neural precursor cells are remarkably synchronized in their task to form the brain, yet no central command coordinating this process has been identified. Neural precursors divide...

Rachel Wolfson

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Research in the Wolfson lab is focused on understanding how we sense our internal environment. Sensory neurons that innervate internal organs have cell bodies that reside in the dorsal root ganglia, the DRG sensory neurons. These neurons must respond to a...

Sandeep R. Datta

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The brain allows animals to successfully interact with a natural world that is rich with opportunity and rife with danger. These interactions are mediated by sensation and movement, which are used by animals to learn about their environment and to make...

Jordan Farrell

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We seek to understand the mechanisms by which heterogenous cell types orchestrate synchronous network patterns for brain computations as fundamental as memory, which may be key to understanding the origins of pathological hypersynchrony in epilepsy...

Emily Osterweil

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Our research seeks to understand how protein synthesis at the synapse is used to facilitate experience-dependent changes in brain function. Advances in technology have led to an increasingly complex picture of the RNA landscape of the neuron. Specific...

Maxim Prigozhin

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My lab is developing new approaches to imaging brain cells and tissues using custom molecular probes that provide color in electron microscopy. We also have another research direction where we use time-resolved cryo-vitrification to study the...

Kristopher Kahle

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The cortex develops hand-in-glove with its cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)-filled ventricles whose walls harbor neural stem cells (NSCs) destined to become  neurons and glia. Within each ventricle, the choroid plexus (ChP), comprising the blood-CSF immune...

H Robert Horvitz

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The major research interest of our laboratory is the genetic control of the development and behavior of the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, with the goal of understanding fundamental aspects of biology and revealing insights into human disease.  The...