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Pathology Research in Progress Talks: "Spectrin's Significance in Building and Maintaining Axons, Dendrites and Synapses" and "Structure-Function Studies on NPP4: A Procoagulant Enzyme"

Name: Pathology Research in Progress Talks: "Spectrin's Significance in Building and Maintaining Axons, Dendrites and Synapses" and "Structure-Function Studies on NPP4: A Procoagulant Enzyme"
Start: 2013-01-08T14:30:00.0000000Z
End: 2013-01-08T15:30:00.0000000Z
Location: 300 Cedar St

300 Cedar St

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Michael Stankewich PhD (Associate Research Scientist, Morrow Lab): "Spectrin's Significance in Building and Maintaining Axons, Dendrites and Synapses" Ronald Albright PhD (Associate Research Scientist, Braddock Lab): "Structure-function Studies on NPP4: A Procoagulant Enzyme"

Speakers

Ronald Albright, PhD
Associate Research Scientist (Morrow Lab) ||| Associate Research Scientist (Braddock Lab)
Michael Stankewich, PhD
Associate Research Scientist in Pathology

Host Organizations

Pathology Research
Pathology

Admission

Free: free

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Lectures and Seminars

Food

Snacks: Refreshments.