Integrative Biosciences

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National Institutes of Health

5/1/78 → 4/30/14

Project: Research project

Middle Cerebral Artery Infarction

Hormones

Primates

Estrogens

Steroids

Integrative Biosciences

Projects 1978 2018

Aggregation of Deamidated Crystallins as a Major Cause of Cataracts

The role of microRNA in the cell fate specification of photoreceptors

Dominant Mutans Streptococci Genetic Strains in Caries-Active Children

Using Drosophila as a model to understand TDP-43 function in ALS

bZIP Repression of Adrenergic Receptor RNA in Neurons

Neurotrophins and Development of Baroreceptor Pathways

BIOMARKERS FOR TOTAL BODY BURDEN OF FLUORIDE

Adrenergic Receptor Mechanisms in Antidepressant Therapy

AMPHIPATHIC STRUCTURES IN GABA TRANSPORT

DEAMIDATION AND HUMAN BETA CRYSTALLIN STRUCTURE

SIMIAN RETROVIRUSES--NOVEL GENE DELIVERY VECTORS

NEURONAL DIFFERENTIATION IN THE NEURAL CREST

MUTAGENIC ANALYSIS OF NEUROTRANSMITTER TRANSPORTERS

Regulation and Function of cGMP in the nervous system

STEROID REGULATION OF PEPTIDE SENSITIVITY IN THE CNS

NEURAL DEVELOPMENT--INTERCELLULAR AND HUMORAL CONTROL

B-ADRENERGIC RECEPTOR ACTIVATION AND EXPRESSION

SYMPATHETIC TRANSMITTER MECHANISMS IN VISCERAL CONTROL

OLYMPUS BHTU CLINICAL LABORATORY RESEARCH MICROSCOPE

TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPE FACILITY

MECHANISM OF SELENIUM INDUCED CATARACT

REPRODUCTIVE STEROIDS AND EXPERIMENTAL STROKE