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StephenTymanskyj Lab
Stephen Tymajeski, PhD
Assistant Professor
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Faculty | Neuroscience & Regenerative Medicine
Research Interest
Our lab is interested in understanding how the cytoskeleton is regulated to allow for efficient and selective motor transport throughout the neuron. We utilize a number of techniques within the lab with a heavy focus on live cell imaging to probe and manipulate the dynamic changes constantly occurring within a neuron.
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