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There are at least two distinct circadian timekeeping mechanisms in the central nervous system of mammals, the light-entrainable oscillator (LEO) in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and the food-entrainable oscillator (FEO), which controls food anticipatory activity.

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The Carroll Lab is interested in understanding the ultrastructure of eukaryotic cells, the question of how these cells coordinate to form the tissues of our bodies is still poorly understood. How groups of eukaryotic cells organize themselves into properly sized, polarized tubules and then maintain these structures throughout their life? This is particularly significant as defects in these processes contribute to several human diseases.

Skip to main content Blue Steel Program Mood Disorders Research Promoting Mental Health and Resilience Resilience and risk factors related to depression in young adults is not well understood and addressing mental illness in this population will not only require screening and treatment, but also earl…

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