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Neuroscience
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Valerie Bolivar
Genetics of complex behaviors (e.g., learning and memory, anxiety) in the mouse. Development of mouse models of autism.more info
bolivar@wadsworth.org

David Carpenter
Neurotoxicity of metals (Pb, Hg) and PCBs using electrophysiological and flow cytometric techniques. more info
carpent@uamail.albany.edu

Xiang Yang Chen
Spinal reflex conditioning. more info
chenx@wadsworth.org

Joseph Mazurkiewicz
Cell biology; membrane structure and function. more info
mazurkj@mail.amc.edu

Anne Messer
Gene therapy of brain disorders. more info
messer@wadsworth.org

Richard Seegal
Neurotoxicity of halogenated hydrocarbons; development of in vitro measures of neurotoxicity. more info
seegal@wadsworth.org

William Shain
Glial cell function in the CNS. Nanofabricated silicon probes in the brain. more info
shain@wadsworth.org

* Abigail Snyder-Keller
Developmental neuroanatomy and neurotoxicology; effects of prenatal drug exposure. more info
snykell@wadsworth.org

Jonathan Wolpaw
Neuronal and synaptic substrates of memory; EEG-based communication. more info
wolpaw@wadsworth.org

Faculty with Secondary Appointments:

Kristen Bernard
Pathogenesis of arboviruses. more info
kab17@health.state.ny.us

April Burch
Virus assembly and the host-pathogen interface. more info
aburch@wadsworth.org

Xinxin Ding
Function and regulation of xenobiotic-metabolizing cytochromes P450 and implications in human toxicology. more info
xding@wadsworth.org

Robert L. Glaser
Chromatin structure and function in Drosophila; palmitoyl-protein thioesterases and Batten Disease.more info
glaser@wadsworth.org

Haydeh Payami
Genetics of aging and neurodegenerative diseases. more info
hpayami@wadsworth.org

Adjunct faculty:

Jonathan Carp
Synaptic and neuronal plasticity in the spinal cord.
carpj@wadsworth.org

Richard Keller
Mechanisms of stroke damage in neonates; role of glutamate and freeradicals in neonatal tissue tissue damage produced by ischemia. more info
kellerr@mail.amc.edu

Allan Schneider
Calcium signaling andmechanism of Hormone and neurotransmitter release; Nicotinic AChreceptors in developing fetal brain. more info
schneia@mail.amc.edu

Norman Strominger
CNS mechanisms of the area postrema which mediate emesis. Slice studies of spinal cord motoneurons and of brain motor centers.
astrominger@pol.net

Sally Temple
Nervous system stem cells, CNS development, and use of stem cells inneurodegenerative diseases and spinal cord injury. more info
SallyTemple@nynsci.org

William Wolfgang
My current focus is on testing engineered antibodies as therapeuticagents to ameliorate neurodegenerative disease pathology usingDrosophila models of Huntington's and Parkinson's Disease. more info
wwolfgan@wadsworth.org

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