2012 NRF AGM

Saturday 01 September 2012

The NRF Spring 2012 Newsletter

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Researchers from the University of Adelaide Centre for Neuroscience research gave presentations at the 2012 AGM:

  • Dr Renee Turner developed the only large animal model in the world that allows translation of experimental discoveries into effective stroke treatments.
  • Dr Emma Thornton discovered that substance P plays a role in dopamine cell death.
  • Elizabeth Harford-Wright demonstrated that the lethal complication of brain swelling is associated with increased substance P in leaky blood vessels around brain tumours.
  • Frances Corrigan identified a modified version of APP that is as effective as the unmodified protein in brain protection
  • Kimberly Mander used drugs exclusive to the laboratory to block water channels as a potential mechanism to reduce swelling following traumatic brain injury.

View the Spring 2012 Newsletter

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