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CROET Research Tackles Musculoskeletal Injuries

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Research —
Damage and repair (e.g., post injury) of the nervous system and muscles

arrow graphicAssessing nerve cell protein dynamics using imaging

See: Dr. Gary Banker, Dr. Stefanie Kaech Petrie

> Also see CROET's Live Cell Imaging Facility

arrow graphicUsing nanotechnology to enhance nerve growth

See: Dr. Gary Banker, Dr. Bruce Patton

> Watch movies of axons growing from Dr. Gary Banker's lab page.

> CROET Research Highlight (2002): Nanotechnology: Guidance Proteins Control Growth of Neurons

arrow graphicFactors that govern the accuracy of nerve synapse formation

See: Dr. Gary Banker, Dr. Bruce Patton

> CROET Research Highlight (2002): Reconnecting Severed Nerves to Muscles: Muscle Protein Controls Synapse Formation After Injury

arrow graphicFactors that regulate nerve process growth and stability during development and injury

See: Dr. Pam Lein

arrow graphicPharmacological interventions to enhance (e.g.,speed) nerve regeneration

> CROET Research Highlight (2002): Neuroprotection: Protecting Nerves and Skeletal Muscle Function

arrow graphicGenetic models of neural degeneration

See: Dr. Doris Kretzschmar

 
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