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Mechanisms
of Aging and Dementia Training Grant Day
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Friday, February 11, 2005
Peninsula Hotel, 108 E Superior (at N Michigan Ave), Chicago
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Presentations:
Roberto Galvez: "Vibrissae
stimulation supports trace eyeblink conditioning and modulates
rabbit"
Matthew Holahan: "Correlations between the distribution
and redistribution of mossy fiber terminals and spatial information
processing"
Daniel Nicholson: "Cellular correlates of distance-dependent
synaptic scaling in CA1 pyramidal neurons
Carmen Westerberg: "Exploring Relationships Between Declarative
Memory and Sleep in Aging and Mild Cognitive Impairment"
Lisa Bagurdes: "Neural
Correlates of the Interaction between Motivation and Visual Spatial
Attention in Patients with Probable Alzheimers Disease, Mild Cognitive
Impairment, and Age Matched Controls"
Brent Kelly: "Beta-amyloid-induced dynamin 1 depletion
in hippocampal neurons: a potential mechanism for early cognitive
decline in Alzheimer's disease"
Emily Rogalski: "Does Aphasia Affect Recognition Memory
for Words and Pictures?"
Peleg Horowitz: "Early N-terminal Changes and Caspase-6
Cleavage of Tau in Alzheimer's Disease"
Angela Guillozet-Bongaarts: "The
regulation of tau cleavage by phosphorylation"
Aldis Weible: "Single Neuron Recording in the Behaving
Mouse"
Siri Sonty: "Preserved activation but altered effective
connectivity within the language network in primary progressive
aphasia"
Matthew Reynolds: "Nitration and Oxidation of the Tau
Protein by Peroxynitrite: Implications for Alzheimer's Disease"
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Keynote
Speaker Dr. John Morrison, Mt. Sinai
"Life and Death of
Neurons in the Aging Cerebral Cortex"
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Dr.
John Disterhoft
Training Program Director
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A great place to exchange ideas
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2004-2005
Trainees
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Dan Nicholson Matt Holahan
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Roberto Galvez
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Angie Guillozet
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Aldis Weible
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Matt Reynolds |
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Siri Sonty
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Emily Rogalski
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Lisa Bagurdes
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Carmen Westerberg
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Peleg Horowitz
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