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Month: September 2014

Neuroinflammation and Stress Research Group

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Brett Graham

Life stressors change the way our brain works.  Over time our long term stress can result in serious behavioural changes and can lead to depression and anxiety. Our research program is undertaking research to design improved treatments for these conditions – with the ultimate aim of making our brains more resilient to severe life stressors.

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1. The role of Hypothalamic Orexin circuits in neuropathic pain
2. The effect of ageing on spinal pain circuits
3. Molecular/genetic analysis of spinal circuits
4. Characterisation of Thy1 positive neurons in the dorsal horn
5. Characterisation of calretinin positive neurons in the deep dorsal horn of the sacral spinal cord

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