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Unraveling the mechanisms beneath neurological, neurodevelopmental and neuropsychiatric disorders

Center for Integrative Brain Research

We are a diverse group of researchers working to integrate knowledge at the genetic, molecular, cellular, network and behavioral levels to better understand neuronal functions and brain-related diseases.

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Scientist Develops New Way to Test for COVID-19 Antibodies

A newly developed cell-free test can rapidly detect COVID-19 neutralizing antibodies and could aid in vaccine testing and drug discovery efforts.
Zeroing in on Morphing Neurons Affected by Nicotine

Our researchers have discovered that populations of neurons in the brain stem have a previously unrecognized susceptibility to disruption by nicotine during early brain development.

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More than half of the kids who come to Seattle Children’s will live with conditions that they will have for the rest of their lives. Research can give them a different future. Under designation, select “Other” and enter Center for Integrative Brain Research.

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