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are identifying exciting small molecules to interfere with these processes, inhibiting cell-wall biosynthesis, amyloid assembly and polysaccharide assembly to introduce new antibacterial and antibiotic-sparing anti
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kindergarten and first grade? These questions represent long-standing scientific challenges with significant implications for dyslexia screening and intervention. We address these questions through an innovative
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multiple human MRI research scanners operating at 1.5, 3, and 7T field strengths, as well as small-bore systems for specimen and animal studies at 7T and 11.7T. The appointment will be for a 1- or 2-year
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. Potential for scholarly careers that will contribute to research on how to address historical inequities. Required Application Materials: Application Form Cover Page (link is external) (download, complete
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, animal procedures and breeding, Western blotting and qPCR Desired skills: Gene and single cell analytics experience, behavioral tests, hiPSC cell culture, stem cell differentiation, hiPSC-derivative
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researchers at Stanford’s Pain Division and translate research discoveries into safe,real-world treatments. Stanford is internationally recognized for its cutting-edge research, world-class resources, and
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and groups of students and lead them towards successful research results. The fellow will also give guest lectures in Stanford courses as well as presentations and demos to visitors and affiliates
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analysis techniques. About Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome: Lenox-Gastaut Syndrome is a severe form of epilepsy that often involves a combination of multiple seizure types, resulting in significant cognitive and
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practitioners and policymakers to identify urgent questions of practical relevance and to design studies to test pragmatic solutions, analyze data, and disseminate findings and implications. The program will also
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impact on physiology, we aim to better understand GPCR signaling and to provide a solid foundation for the design and testing of novel therapeutics targeting GPCRs with higher specificity and efficacy