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ForwardHsueh-Fu Wu, Graduate Research Assistant
I was born in Taiwan. His research interest is in addressing neurological disorders and injuries via cutting-edge techniques and interdisciplinary approaches. During my Master's training at Yang-Ming University, I was working on cerebellar pathogenesis of small GTPase Rab18 mutation in Warburg Micro Syndrome. I have recently established a differentiation protocol for the generation of peripheral sympathetic neurons from hPSCs. I am interested in studying how these cells are affected in Familial Dysautonomia, particularly why they are hyperactive and how stress exacerbates these phenotypes.
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Type of financial relationship:There are no financial relationships to disclose.Date added:09/26/2022Date updated:09/26/2022
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