The Neurobiology Program carries out fundamental and applied
research in neuronal and non-neuronal cell function in relation to
neurodegenerative diseases. This is achieved by combining a spectrum of models,
ranging from cell to patient, and a variety of techniques spanning
electrophysiology, genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. The Program
comprises more than 50 scientists with expertise in brain electrophysiology,
molecular biology and biochemistry, and disease models, and is structured into
four groups: Neurogenesis,
Cerebrovascular Research,
Synaptic Pathophysiology,
Neurogenomics. |
