UB Scientists Devise Better Way to Study How Brain Cells Interact

Updated September 22, 2015 This content is archived.

Scientists at UB's Hunter James Kelly Research Institute have developed a new method to more precisely capture how brain cells interact. M. Laura Feltri, MD, professor of biochemistry and neurology and an HJKRI researcher, was senior author on a research paper published on the topic.

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