CELL AND MOLECULAR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH:
Physiologists at Dartmouth investigate questions in neurodegeneration, neurodevelopment, ion channel physiology, neural metabolism, and neuroendocrinology using a broad range of techniques that encompass molecular (e.g., gene isolation and mutagenesis, real time and single-cell PCR, use of transgenic and knockout mice), electrophysiological (e.g., patch clamp recording), imaging (e.g., MRI), and microscopic (e.g., EM, confocal, immunocytochemistry) approaches.
Faculty working in the Cell and Molecular Neuroscience area:
Henderson (also cell signaling, molecular endocrinology, and computational biology)
Leiter (also computational biology, systems neuroscience and respiratory physiology)
Maue (also cell signaling and molecular endocrinology)
Niblock (also systems neuroscience and respiratory physiology)
North (also cell signaling, molecular endocrinology and systems neuroscience)
Schneider (also molecular endocrinology)
Yeh (also cell signaling and systems neuroscience)