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L. Howell Lab - Brain activation elicited by MDMA
L. Howell Lab - Brain activation elicited by MDMA ("ecstasy") in a single nonhuman primate (fMRI)
A. English Lab - Mouse dorsal root ganglion (DRG) cells labeled using antibody to the neurotrophin receptor, trkB (red). Green = yellow fluorescent protein in large cells
A. English Lab - Mouse dorsal root ganglion (DRG) cells labeled using antibody to the neurotrophin receptor, trkB (red). Green = yellow fluorescent protein in large cells
L. Ting Lab - Combining biomechanical models of posture and balance with human experimental data
L. Ting Lab - Combining biomechanical models of posture and balance with human experimental data
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