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Columbia University is home to many research and clinical groups of particular relevance to SMA and ALS. It is certainly the best center worldwide for the study of motor neuron development, and has outstanding potential in the form of groups working on relevant aspects of stem cell biology and animal models of both diseases. In close proximity, internationally renowned clinicians experienced in clinical trials are eager to feed into their programs the latest findings from basic research, and able to provide early-stage consultancy on the feasibility of therapeutic approaches in the clinical setting. The scientific environment for many relevant aspects of biology—cell death, axonal regeneration, electrophysiology, chemical biology—is outstanding throughout Columbia University. The center provides an unparalleled opportunity to create a continuum of high-level translational research focused on the motor neuron. If you are interested in learning more about our researchers, clinicians and how to support this exciting new venture, please contact Sarah J. Caddick, Ph.D., Executive Director, Columbia Center for Neuroscience Initiatives, at sjc2116@columbia.edu |
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