Using eye tracking to investigate neural circuits in health and disease
Jun 14, 2022
Doug Munoz
Charting the Proteome Landscape of Diverse Synapses In Vivo
Proteomics, Molecular Neuroscience, Biochemistry and seminar by Dr. Scott Soderling, Professor and Chair of Cell Biology, Professor of Neurobiology, George Barth Geller Distinguished Professor - Duke University
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Tuesday 01:00–02:10 Toronto (GMT-4)
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