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Urooj Fatima
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Urooj Fatima's research investigates the influence of Insulin Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) on glutamate receptor activity. Her work specifically examines how IGF-1 affects these receptors differently in primary cultures derived from the neocortex compared to the hippocampus. This research contributes to understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying neuronal function and signaling pathways within distinct brain regions. Fatima has one publication detailing these findings, and she collaborates with Akshay Padala at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
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Insulin Growth Factor 1 affects glutamate receptor activity differently in primary cultures of neocortical versus hippocampal neurons (2026)
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Akshay Padala
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
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- Insulin Growth Factor 1 affects glutamate receptor activity differently in primary cultures of neocortical versus hippocampal neurons
Steven W. Barger
Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
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- Insulin Growth Factor 1 affects glutamate receptor activity differently in primary cultures of neocortical versus hippocampal neurons
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