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Kristina Cherry - PREP scholar. Interests: Molecular biology of ion channels.
John Graef, Institutional NRSA Predoctoral Fellow, Interests: Modulation of T-type calcium channels by ethanol.
Dr. James Hammarback, Research Assistant Professor. Interests: molecular biology of voltage-gated channels.
Erin Hodgin, Institutional NRSA predoctoral Fellow. Interests: corticothalamic feedback.
Dr. Tiffany Huitt, Individual NRSA Postdoctoral Fellow. Interests: Ethanol influences on sleep.
David Klorig - Graduate student, Neuroscience Program, Interests: optogenetics, corticothalamic feedback.
Dr. Hong Qu Shan , Research Associate. Interests: Modulation of voltage-gated channels.
Dr. Jennifer Stapleton-Kotloski, Institutional NRSA Postdoctoral Fellow. Interests: sensory coding, cortical feedback.
Walter Wiggins, Graduate student, MD/PhD program. Interests: mechanisms of seizure.

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