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DESCRIPTION:“How the discovery of basic mechanisms from mouse models paved 
 the way for novel therapeutics in patients with a neurodegenerative diseas
 e: the case of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)”George Z. Mentis\, PhDProfess
 orThe Center for Motor Neuron Biology and DiseaseDepts. of Pathology &amp\
 ; Cell Biology and NeurologyColumbia UniversityUniversity of Cincinnati Me
 dical Sciences Building (MSB) Rm 3051Dept of Pharmacology\, Physiology\, a
 nd NeurobiologyIn person only. Contact nancy.kleene@uc.edu for questions o
 r to meet with speaker.
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LOCATION:Medical Science Building: Rm 3051
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SUMMARY:26-27 PPN Seminar Series: George Mentis\, PhD (Columbia) “How the d
 iscovery of basic mechanisms from mouse models paved the way for novel the
 rapeutics in patients with a neurodegenerative disease: the case of Spinal
  Muscular Atrophy (SMA)”
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>“How the discovery of basic mechanisms from
  mouse models paved the way for novel therapeutics in patients with a neur
 odegenerative disease: the case of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)”</p><img 
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  Mentis\, PhD" sf-size="28187"><p><strong>George Z. Mentis\, PhD</strong><
 br><span style="text-decoration: underline">Professor</span><br>The Center
  for Motor Neuron Biology and Disease<br>Depts. of Pathology &amp\; Cell B
 iology and Neurology<br>Columbia University<br></p><p>University of Cincin
 nati Medical Sciences Building (MSB) Rm 3051<br>Dept of Pharmacology\, Phy
 siology\, and Neurobiology<br>In person only. <br>Contact <a href="mailto:
 nancy.kleene@uc.edu">nancy.kleene@uc.edu</a> for questions or to meet with
  speaker.</p>
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