
Cochlear Nuclei Project
Identifying and understanding the novel cell types found in mouse cochlear nuclei.
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Identifying and understanding the novel cell types found in mouse cochlear nuclei.

Implementing novel programming methods to analyze the distinct electrophysiological, morphological, and transcriptomic features of specific neurons.

Identifying and understanding the novel cell types found in the mouse hippocampus.

Understanding the circuit organization of the primate insular cortex at the level of cell types and their connections.

The locus coeruleus is a tiny brainstem nucleus that houses the cell bodies of neurons that project noradrenaline throughout the nervous system.

Identifying seizure-causing cell types in surgically resected tissues from mTLE patients.

Probing the cortical circuit abnormalities underlying absence seizures in Stargazer mouse models and identifying novel layer/cell-type specific therapeutic targets.

Uncovering new insights into the underlying mechanisms of TSC and to identify new therapeutic targets.