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* November 15 2007 '''Mihyun Bae''' ; BRB
* November 15 2007 '''Mihyun Bae''' ; BRB
==Lack of uPAR impairs GABAergic neuron development, leading to epilepsy.
Inhibitory neurotransmission functions in neural circuits by repressing of excitatory output. Local GABAergic interneurons are the main source of inhibition in the cerebral cortex. Altered GABA transmission causes neurological disorders such as autism, mood disorders and schizophrenia. Previous study found that interneuron development is tightly regulated by the family of plasminogen activators and the plasminogen related growth factors (including hepatocyte growth factor/scatter factor (HGF/SF)). Transgenic mutant mice lacking uPAR (urokinase type plasminogen activator receptor) showed interneuron loss and behaviors similar to human epilepsy, autism and anxiety disorders. Future plan will discover the mechanism how alterations of interneuron development lead to adult neurological and psychiatric disorders.==


* December 6 2007 '''Hoyeun Bhang''' ; BRB
* December 6 2007 '''Hoyeun Bhang''' ; BRB
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*[[JHIBRG:Schedules|'''''Further Presentation Schedule''''']]
*[[JHIBRG:Schedules|'''''Further Presentation Schedule''''']]


==Past Meetings==
==Past Meetings==

Revision as of 15:00, 15 November 2007

JHIBRG: Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group


  • Johns Hopkins Interdisciplinary Biomedical Research Group (JHIBRG) is a research discussion group mainly composed of Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Korean graduate students and post doctoral researchers (alumni) who are actively involved in biomedical research and bioengineering. We seek to address fundamental questions about biological complexity in an interdisciplinary manner. We meet every other Thursdays at 6:30 PM (Johns Hopkins Medical Campus, Broadway Research Building Room 5th Floor Seminar room or Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus, Clark Hall 110)


JHIBRG NEWS

  • Na-Young gives a short presentation at the BLSA meeting (Oct 30, Tuesday), 6:30PM, 612 Physiology


Members (Member Pictures)


Upcoming Meetings

  • November 15 2007 Mihyun Bae ; BRB

==Lack of uPAR impairs GABAergic neuron development, leading to epilepsy.

Inhibitory neurotransmission functions in neural circuits by repressing of excitatory output. Local GABAergic interneurons are the main source of inhibition in the cerebral cortex. Altered GABA transmission causes neurological disorders such as autism, mood disorders and schizophrenia. Previous study found that interneuron development is tightly regulated by the family of plasminogen activators and the plasminogen related growth factors (including hepatocyte growth factor/scatter factor (HGF/SF)). Transgenic mutant mice lacking uPAR (urokinase type plasminogen activator receptor) showed interneuron loss and behaviors similar to human epilepsy, autism and anxiety disorders. Future plan will discover the mechanism how alterations of interneuron development lead to adult neurological and psychiatric disorders.==


  • December 6 2007 Hoyeun Bhang ; BRB
  • December 20 2007 Youngtae Jeong ; BRB


Past Meetings

Photos of Last Meeting, July 5 2007, Jungwhan Kim presented


2007

2006


Mini-reviews and Perspectives



BRIC Interviews with Korean Scientists


BRIC Special Issues


Links

Links to Johns Hopkins Sites, Research Institutes, Biomedical Journals, Scientific Meetings, Databases and more

Useful links to get started
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Contact us

Comments or questions? Please contact JungHye Choi (jchoi63@jhmi.edu), Kibem Kim (kibemkim@hotmail.com) or Jungwhan Kim ( vetjayk@gmail.com )