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cLaughlin Research Institute is an independent, non-profit research organization in Great Falls, Montana near the Rocky Mountain Front. Research at the institute focuses on understanding the genetic control of normal development and disease susceptibility using the mouse as a model system. The institute fosters a collegial, interactive environment, minimizing bureaucratic impediments to research.
upcoming events
Journal Club - Wed noon
Research In Progress - Wed noon
Seminars

7/9 Miranda Orr
 Amyloid beta protein dimers isolated directly from Alzheimer's brains impair synaptic plasticity and memory
Shankar et al.
Nature Medicine
published online 22 June 2008





7/23 Richard Bennett
8/6 John Bermingham
8/20 Dennis Stephenson

7/16 HHMI Teachers

7/30 Rose Pitstick, Dan Zou, Sherry Turner

8/13 Jessica Kaae, Julie Amato, George Carlson

8/27 Miranda Orr, Jamie Pennington, Jill O'Moore

George D.Mellick, Ph.D.
Eskitis Institute for Cell & Molecular Therapies
Griffith University, Queensland
Department of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
From synuclein to stem cells: novel approaches to studying the aetiology of Parkinson's disease in the antipodies



June 19, 11:00 AM


Teresa Gunn, Ph.D.
Cornell University
 Mahogunin mutant mice: linking ubiquitination, pigmentation and neurodegeneration


 
 

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