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Gary M. Longstreet, Program Coordinator
Neuroscience Program
Graduate Division of Biological and Biomedical Sciences
Emory University
1462 Clifton Road, Suite 314
Atlanta, GA 30322
Tel: (404) 727-3707
Fax: (404) 727-3322
E-mail: ns@emory.edu

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Ellen Hess, PhD, Admission Committee Chair
Neuroscience Program
Department of Pharmacology
Woodruff Memorial Building
101 Woodruff Circle, Room 6303
Atlanta, GA 30322
Tel: (404) 727-4911
Fax: (404) 712-8576
E-mail: ehess@pharm.emory.edu

Shawn Hochman, PhD, Program Director
Neuroscience Program
Department of Physiology
Whitehead Biomedical Research Building
615 Michael St., #644
Atlanta, GA 30322
Tel: (404) 712-3131
Fax: (404) 727-2648
E-mail: shochm2@emory.edu

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E-mail: lahoffm@emory.edu
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S. Sanyal Lab - Neuromuscular preparation of a Drosophila larva
S. Sanyal Lab - Neuromuscular preparation of a Drosophila larva showing body wall muscles (green, Phalloidin), axons (blue, MAP1B), and synapses (red, synaptotagmin)
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
Y. Smith Lab - Binding of 18F-FECNT (Dopamine Transporter Ligand) in a cross-sectional section at the level of the striatum
Y. Smith Lab - Binding of 18F-FECNT (Dopamine Transporter Ligand) in a cross-sectional section at the level of the striatum (PET)
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