Epilepsy research lab striving to find evidence based solutions for seizure management using translational research. 🇮🇳🇺🇸@KennedyKrieger @HopkinsMedicine
Working with supportive patient advocacy groups is a huge boost to challenging research undertakings that require the collection and curation of long-duration EEG recordings for NDDs. Tremendous gratitude! 🙏 @cureSYNGAP1
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The @4EUepilepsy course started today with 40 international student scholars. Humbled and excited to meet them all and lead Group 4 for their group project! @IlaeWeb@yesILAE
We need your help for some crucial #LongCOVID research! If you live in the New York area, have FULLY recovered from COVID-19 infection and it has been AT LEAST 12 weeks since you were first sick, please email us at [email protected]@PutrinoLab
RT highly appreciated 🙏🏼
The very first Hopkins undergrad student trainee who joined the lab as a freshman and stayed to do a masters defends his PhD thesis this week in Chicago! So proud! @JohnsHopkins@NorthwesternU
@JMGraglia@NicoleZJohnson1@phalliburton Our paper showed a significant increase in receptors with a specific AMPA subunit GluA2. Fycoma is a pan AMPA antagonist. I believe a GluA2 specific antagonist would likely even work better for SYNGAP1 at low-doses
Thank you @CureEpilepsy for highlighting our recent paper! Kennedy Krieger Researchers @KennedyKrieger Identify Potential Pathway to Improve Treatment For Newborns With Drug-Resistant Seizures: https://t.co/QnQnjD5tho
Exciting news from @s_searchlight for #SYNGAP1@Syngap1Fnd
New iPSC lines from Simons Searchlight participants are now available
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