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"Led by principal investigator Shannon Farris, Ph.D., the Farris lab studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying learning. In particular, the lab is interested in understanding how neurons respond during learning and how those responses differ between genetically distinct cell types thought to be required for storing different parts of memory, such as who, what, when and where." | "Led by principal investigator Shannon Farris, Ph.D., the Farris lab studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying learning. In particular, the lab is interested in understanding how neurons respond during learning and how those responses differ between genetically distinct cell types thought to be required for storing different parts of memory, such as who, what, when and where." | ||
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[https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs/farris.html Website] | [https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs/farris.html Website] | ||
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Revision as of 22:12, 15 October 2022
"Led by principal investigator Shannon Farris, Ph.D., the Farris lab studies the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying learning. In particular, the lab is interested in understanding how neurons respond during learning and how those responses differ between genetically distinct cell types thought to be required for storing different parts of memory, such as who, what, when and where."