Research groups
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Research groups

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  • Neurogenetics Group

    We aim to characterise the role of genes in human brain diseases with a view to improving biological and mechanistic understanding, thus facilitating the development of better therapies.

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  • Neuroinflammation Group

    Neurodegenerative diseases affect cells in the brain, called neurons. Over time, these cells deteriorate and die. Associated with this death is an abnormal build-up of proteins such as tau or TDP-43. Most of these diseases, including dementias and motor neurone disease, have no cure and few effective treatments.

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  • Neuropeptide Receptor Group

    We study G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), which represent the most important class of biomolecules for pharmaceutical development.

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  • Neurophysiology of Excitable Networks Group

    The Neurophysiology of Excitable Networks Group is focused on understanding the basis of neuronal excitability, especially in the context of epilepsy.

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  • Neurorehabilitation and Recovery Group

    We are a multidisciplinary team of researchers, health professionals and research students committed to improving quality of life for survivors of stroke.

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