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FOR 1847: Primate Systems Neuroscience
The Physiology of Distributed Computing Underlying Higher Brain Functions in Non-Human Primates
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Learn moreThe unifying goal of the research group is to investigate how cGMP affects the remodeling, degeneration and regeneration of tissues in the cardiovascular, nervous and neurosensory systems.
Learn moreThe goal of the DFG Research Group FOR 2314 is to identify vital cellular processes in tumor cells in collaboration with researchers from the University of Würzburg, which can be used for an innovative therapy.
Learn moreThe research group, which is funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), hopes to get to the bottom of the mechanisms of genetically caused forms of epilepsy. The spokesperson is Professor Dr. Holger Lerche from the Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research at the University of Tübingen and the University Hospital in Tübingen.
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