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The brain is composed of a multitude of cell types, far too many for any one accounting, and understanding how this diversity is generated is my overarching scientific interest. Particular diversity can be found in the sensory systems, where sensory neurons often employ complex and hierarchical gene regulatory programs to tightly define their stimulus receptive fields. To approach the question of how neuronal diversity is generated, I use molecular genetics and biochemistry to study the sensory systems of the mouse.
Former Lab Affiliations
2010-Present
Dr. Stavros Lomvardas – Graduate Student, UCSF and Columbia University
2008-2010
Dr. Richard Goodman – Lab Manager, Vollum Institute at Oregon Health Sciences Institute
2007-2008
Dr. Zhong Yi – Visiting Scholar, Tsinghua University
2006-2007
Dr. Chris Doe – Lab Technician, University of Oregon
2004-2006
Dr. Joseph Pechmann – Undergraduate Research Assistant, University of New Orleans