The first pre-print from the lab!
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Espresso Martini Flights with the lab! #Starbucks Reserve https://t.co/ST7rCKciCN -
Another striking but not fundable score ....Come on, Reviewers! I will take it as an excuse for a glass of wine bef… https://t.co/raSDhoa8gI
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Great talks! Constructive discussions! Collaboration! Four teams from @ASAP_CRN came together for an afternoon ful… https://t.co/UMN3OKytzC
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R01 resubmission preparation vs. kiddos ear infection 0-1 Why do the kids always get sick when there is an important deadline?
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RT @MarkRCookson1: Our review focussed on hallmarks of neurodegenerative diseases is out now in #Cell. Hopefully will be a framework f… https://t.co/jcVQLaxgYp
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When you get the most exciting data in a long time! https://t.co/JgnZb4MxFr
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Finally! https://t.co/NHIs31jtto
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RT @lucasmpinto: If you have info, even better to call (312) 744-8266. CPD @Chicago_Police wants to take any leads directly from wi… https://t.co/kPKi79lhWj
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RT @ScienceofPD: Very interesting read from @KerryDolan @Forbes on the role that @Google cofounder Sergey Brin has played in funding… https://t.co/nvAoHihrRy
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RT @LRRK2_central: 🚨 Join us next week! @parisiadoulab1 will describe her efforts to understand #LRRK2 synaptic function. She will pre… https://t.co/sMKFl09bIF
“The hand failing to answer with exactness to the dictates of the will.”
Our laboratory is interested in the molecular basis of Parkinson's disease. To achieve this, we employ a multidisciplinary approach to study the cellular and molecular mechanism by which mutations in genes causing Parkinson's disease contribute to the disease pathogenesis.
Please use the links below to learn more about our laboratory and its members.
LOUKIA PARISIADOU
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