Ben Rogers
@benrogers922.bsky.social
McGill PhD student 🧠 studying cerebellar circuity in spinocerebellar ataxia type 6
In addition to this, I am also looking at how clock genes in the cerebellum contribute to diurnal activity disruptions in SCA6 and how Purkinje cell clock genes might be playing a greater, non-circadian role in the cerebellum ⏰
November 16, 2024 at 10:44 PM
In addition to this, I am also looking at how clock genes in the cerebellum contribute to diurnal activity disruptions in SCA6 and how Purkinje cell clock genes might be playing a greater, non-circadian role in the cerebellum ⏰
this is also an appropriate time to describe my research: I am currently a PhD3 student at McGill studying how Purkinje cells in different topographical regions of the cerebellar vermis promote disease and/or resilience in SCA6. Lots of slice ephys and (hopefully) nice conofocal images to follow!
November 16, 2024 at 10:42 PM
this is also an appropriate time to describe my research: I am currently a PhD3 student at McGill studying how Purkinje cells in different topographical regions of the cerebellar vermis promote disease and/or resilience in SCA6. Lots of slice ephys and (hopefully) nice conofocal images to follow!