Join the club for FREE to access the whole archive and other member benefits.

Edward Giniger

Senior Investigator at National institute of neurological disorders and stroke

His lab seeks to understand the molecular mechanisms that guide an axon, allowing it to find just the right partners from among all the myriad cells of the nervous system. His laboratory also seeks to understand why axons don't make guidance mistakes, given the intricacy of the trajectories they need to navigate. To understand these processes in humans, he studies neural circuits of fruit flies, a model system that allows biochemical and cell biological approaches to be merged with classical and molecular genetics.

Visit website: https://dir.ninds.nih.gov/Faculty/Profile/edward-giniger.html

 ed-giniger-314817b

See also: Institute National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) - Seeks knowledge about the brain and nervous system and reduce the burden of neurological disease

Details last updated 25-Jun-2021

Edward Giniger News

Antibiotics extended the lives of the flies and changed their gene activity

Antibiotics extended the lives of the flies and changed their gene activity

Phys.org - 24-Jun-2021

In future, we can locate the genes which are linked to the aging process