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"Led by principal investigator Yuchin Albert Pan, Ph.D., the Pan Lab uses zebrafish to uncover the general principles of vertebrate nervous system development. Using various zebrafish mutants and disease models, the Pan lab aims to gain fundamental insights about how abnormal neural development may contribute to human neuropsychiatric disorders." | "Led by principal investigator Yuchin Albert Pan, Ph.D., the Pan Lab uses zebrafish to uncover the general principles of vertebrate nervous system development. Using various zebrafish mutants and disease models, the Pan lab aims to gain fundamental insights about how abnormal neural development may contribute to human neuropsychiatric disorders." | ||
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[https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs/pan.html Website] | [https://fbri.vtc.vt.edu/research/labs/pan.html Website] | ||
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Revision as of 01:32, 17 October 2022
"Led by principal investigator Yuchin Albert Pan, Ph.D., the Pan Lab uses zebrafish to uncover the general principles of vertebrate nervous system development. Using various zebrafish mutants and disease models, the Pan lab aims to gain fundamental insights about how abnormal neural development may contribute to human neuropsychiatric disorders."