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Dr.
Nathan's research centers around neuroscience with special interest in
neurological diseases. His current research is aimed at understanding the
pathological pathways that lead to death of brain cells in aging humans, and
predisposes them to dementia such as Alzheimer's disease. A wide range of
molecular, biochemical, and cellular techniques are used in his laboratory. He
has received funding from the Alzheimer's Association and the National Institute
of Health, and has published in several journals including Science.
Poster
Presentations:
A Cell
Culture System For Studying the Role of ApoE in Alzheimer’s Disease. 2003.
Behavioral
Studies on an Animal Model for Alzheimer’s Disease. 2003.
Recent
Grants
1999-2002
National Institutes of Health-AREA Program-"Effects of apoE on olfactory
neuron plasticity in mice" - $93,310--co-PI with Dr. Kipp Kruse). |
