Hamilton Syringe Grant Testimonials

Read testimonials by previous grant recipients on how they utilized Hamilton's Syringe Grant to support their students and research projects.
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Neuroscience

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Ultrasound Guided Injection of Tumor Cells into Mice
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Normal and Cerebrospinal Fluid Physiology of the Spinal Cord
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Relationship Between Dysfunction in the Brain and Behavior
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Molecularly-Induced Functional Changes Within the Nervous System
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Effects of Cocaine on Synapses in the Brain
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Developing Novel Therapeutics for Childhood Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Altering miRNA and lncRNA Expression in Mice
Altering miRNA and lncRNA Expression in Mice
DREADDS and A Neural Basis of Alcohol Drinking
DREADDS and A Neural Basis of Alcohol Drinking
Novel Research on Metalloproteins
Novel Research on Metalloproteins
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Pioneering a New Technique to Study Migraine Headaches
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Metal/Amino Acid Complexes Show Activity Against Bacterial Infection
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Nitrogen Solubility in Marine Animals
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Identification of Causative Mechanism(s) in the Pathology of Alzheimer's Disease
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How the Brain Controls Metabolic Diseases Such as Obesity and Type-2 Diabetes
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Investigating Central Mechanisms Augmenting the Development of Post-Menopausal Hypertension
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Energy Metabolism of The Heart
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Effects on the Visual System
Using Viral Vectors to Research Microcircuits Within Distinct Brain Regions
Using Viral Vectors to Research Microcircuits Within Distinct Brain Regions
Neurons
Cellular and Neural Circuitry Studies of Changes in Animal Models of Parkinson's Disease with Viral Vectors
Research in Electrophysiology, Calcium Imaging, and Other in Vivo Experiments
Research in Electrophysiology, Calcium Imaging, and Other in Vivo Experiments
Mouse in hand
Understanding How Disruptions to Inhibitory Signaling in the Brain Lead to Network Dysfunction Underlying Neurological Diseases
Skin Bacteria on Mosquito-Borne Viruses at the Vector-Host Skin Interface
Skin Bacteria on Mosquito-Borne Viruses at the Vector-Host Skin Interface
multiple red blood cells - syringe grant
The Role of Haemoglobin and Haptoglobin in Neurological Injury After Subarachnoid Haemorrhage
Honeybees on golden beeswax honeycomb cells filled with honey
Investigating the Neural Basis of Emotional States in Honey Bees
neuron highlighting tau protein clumping
Using Stereotaxic Viral Injections to Study Tauopathy-Induced Hippocampal Dysfunction

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