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Cell Biology and Neuroscience (CBN) provides an exciting and challenging academic environment by combining excellence in research with a strong commitment to undergraduate and graduate education. CBN research encompasses the complementary areas of cell biology, developmental biology and neurobiology with an emphasis on fundamental problems in cell signaling and communication. Current areas of focus are biomolecular recognition and cell communication as well as molecular mechanisms of neuronal signaling and synaptic plasticity. CBN takes a comprehensive approach that begins with introductory lecture courses, continues with advanced topics seminar courses, and culminates in advanced laboratory coursework. |
Dr. Lori Covey was awarded the Century for the Cure Research Award.
Following University Commencement, CBN graduates will be honored during a departmental convocation on Sunday, May...
Dr. David Margolis has co-authored an op-ed piece about President Obama's Brain Initiative.
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Work in Prof. Martin Grumet's lab found that expressing Notch protein stabilizes radial glial cells from early brain development, allowing detailed study of these ephemeral but important cells. Here, some cells expressing Notch (green) exhibit elongated bipolar morphology characteristic of radial glia.
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