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Whatever have glial cells done for us?
18th January 2021 @ 7:30 pm
Prof Nick Dale, Ted Pridgeon Professor of Neuroscience, School of Life Sciences University of Warwick.
Nick studies chemical signalling in the central nervous system, with particular interests in: developing biosensor technologies to measure neurotransmitter release in real time, the control of breathing, the control of body weight and application of biosensors to clinical diagnosis of ischaemic pathologies. His research has led to identification of important roles for specialised glial cells in the control of breathing, and the control of food intake.
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