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Guoping Feng, PhD |
I am particularly interested in three broad aspects of research:
The molecular mechanisms regulating the assembly and function of the postsynaptic complex.
Genetic approaches in mice to dissect the molecular and cellular basis of behavior.
Developing cutting edge genetic tools for probing synaptic and circuitry function and dysfunction in mice.
Assistant Professor
feng@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1657 (x2068)
401F Bryan Research Building
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Cátia Feliciano |
The focus of my research is on postsynaptic densitiy proteins and their function in the mammalian brain.
feliciano@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1658
457 Bryan Research Building
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Mary Heyer |
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Dongqing Wang |
Research Associate
wang@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1658
457 Bryan Research Building
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Shengli Zhao |
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João Peça |
I am particularly interested in understanding the mechanisms that contribute to the accretion of proteins to the postsynaptic density proteins during development, and how abnormalities in the mechanism that regulate PSD stability may lead to disease
peca@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1658
457 Bryan Research Building
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Li Qiu |
Lab Affiliate
qiu@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1658
455 Bryan Research Building
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Jing Lu |
Associate in Research
lujing@neuro.duke.edu
919.668.1658
459 Bryan Research Building