310 | Brain Electrical Changes in an Autism Model

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02/02/2021 29 min Episodio 529
310 | Brain Electrical Changes in an Autism Model

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Raj Mann is a PhD student in the Neuroscience Program. She has worked diligently for years to perfect a difficult method of measuring the electrophysiology of individual neurons from the brains of rats. Raj tells Elizabeth Mohler and Ariel Frame how she has applied this method to a model of Autism and discovered how their neurons differ. 
To find out about Raj's work, check out her supervisor's lab website theschmidlab.com

Recorded on Jan 26, 2021
Produced by Ariel Frame
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