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Event NameElsevier 2012 7th Brain Research Conference: Optogenetics and Pharmacogenetics in Neuronal Function and Dysfunction
Event Date(s) Thursday, October 11, 2012  to Friday, October 12, 2012
Event Location Hilton Riverside
New Orleans, Louisiana
U.S.A.
Costn/a
DescriptionThe ability to express light-sensitive membrane channels (optogenetics) and synthetic receptors (pharmacogenetics) in neurons is revolutionizing neuroscience. With these new approaches, investigators can control neuronal activity or signaling with unprecedented specificity and precision. These methods are within the reach of most investigators, and are replacing less selective techniques of electrical stimulation, lesions or pharmacologic manipulations. These approaches are not only a boon to basic researchers, but also have substantial potential for development of novel clinical treatments for a range of nervous system disorders. The 2-day meeting will feature the originators (Deisseroth, Roth and Conklin) as well as early adopters of these methods, validating their utility in understanding neural function and potential for treating neural dysfunction.
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Host CompanyElsevier, Inc.
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Email: Content-BrainResearch2012@elsevier.com
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