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![]() The Snutch Lab research facility is located in the Michael Smith Building on the campus of The University of British Columbia in beautiful Vancouver, BC, Canada. Under the direction of Professor Terrance P. Snutch, PhD, FRSC, the Lab's major research interest is the study of the molecular mechanisms of signal transduction in the nervous system and its relationship to neurological disorders. The research concentrates on using a multidisciplinary approach to characterize various aspects of the molecular, electrophysiological, pharmacological, biochemical and genetic properties of ion channels in normal and pathophysiological states.
Latest Press: Epilepsy Research UK, Feb 20, 2012. ‘Drug developed to prevent absence seizures’ ![]() Total E-Clips No. 2494, Feb 17, 2012. ‘Research Breakthroughs – Research could prove groundbreaking for treating epilepsy in children’ ![]() Calgary Herald, Feb 16, 2012. ‘New drug may prevent absence seizures in children’ ![]() |
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