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Search for keywords Condition ConditionAlzheimer's diseaseFrontotemporal dementiaHuntington's diseaseLewy body dementiaMild cognitive impairmentMotor neuron disease/ALSOther conditionsParkinson's diseaseVascular dementia Techniques TechniquesAdvanced microscopy & imagingAdvanced spectroscopyBioinformaticsBiophysical techniquesCRISPRDrug screeningElectrophysiologyEpigenomicsExperimental medicineFlow cytometryFluid biomarkersGenomicsHuman brain imagingLipidomicsMass spec-based proteomicsMetabolomicsMouse behaviourMouse in vivo imagingNext generation sequencingNon-mammalian animal modelsOptogeneticsRobotics & environmental sensingSingle cell / nucleus transcriptomicsSoftware developmentSpatial transcriptomicsStatistical modellingStem cells / iPSCsStructural biologyTranscranial brain stimulationViral-mediated expression Research Division Research Division Prof Tara Spires-Jones Group Leader & Research Division Lead UK DRI at Edinburgh Deciphering why synapses and neurons degenerate and whether boosting resilience of synapses can protect the brain Learn more Prof Tara Spires-Jones Pagination First page First Previous page ‹ Page 1 Current page 2
Prof Tara Spires-Jones Group Leader & Research Division Lead UK DRI at Edinburgh Deciphering why synapses and neurons degenerate and whether boosting resilience of synapses can protect the brain Learn more Prof Tara Spires-Jones
