Perfil de la organización
Organization profile
The Neuroscience Research Priority Area (NRPA) supports a "collaborative matrix," bringing together diverse groups of investigators, trainees, and research groups from more than 9 University of Kentucky colleges. The NRPA builds upon and leverages existing strengths and relationships; providing infrastructure and support to promote research collaborations and raise internal and external recognition of the depth of neuroscience-related research at the university with the goals of growing extramural support, increasing academic productivity, enhancing recruitment of faculty and trainees, and providing new knowledge to address the needs of the citizens of the Commonwealth and beyond.
The NRPA NeuroBank collects a variety of biospecimens from subjects being evaluated and treated for neurologic conditions at the UK's Albert B. Chandler Hospital and the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute, partnering with multiple clinical groups to procure and store samples for both internal and external research. Since starting in early 2020, NeuroBank has collected over 1500 samples (over 17500 aliquots) from more than 900 participants.
For more information about the NRPA, contact Larry Goldstein, Co-Director of the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute, [email protected] or Linda Van Eldik, Director of the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, [email protected]
For more information about the NeuroBank, contact Tritia Yamasaki, PI, [email protected]
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Colaboraciones y áreas de investigación principales de los últimos cinco años
Perfiles
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Erin Abner, Ph.D.
- Epidemiology & Environmental Health - Professor, Chair, Epidemiology and Environmental Health
- Biostatistics - Joint Appointment
- Diabetes & Obesity Research Priority Area
- Neuroscience Research Priority Area
- Sanders-Brown Center on Aging (SBCoA) - Sanders-Brown Center on Aging Endowed Chair
Persona
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IPSS: International Pediatric Stroke Study - University of Kentucky Site
O'Connor, K. (PI)
5/15/25 → …
Proyecto: Research project
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Brain Microstate Dynamics of Maladaptive and Ruminative Thought
Zanesco, A. (PI)
University of Kentucky Neuroscience Research Priority Area
3/15/25 → …
Proyecto: Research project
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Resolving the full MAPT H2 inverted haplotype using optical genome mapping and ultra-long-read nanopore sequencing
Ebbert, M. T. W. (PI), Fardo, D. (CoI) & Nelson, P. (CoI)
University of Kentucky Neuroscience Research Priority Area
3/15/25 → …
Proyecto: Research project
Producción científica
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1760: SOCIAL BARRIERS TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ENGAGEMENT AFTER CRITICAL ILLNESS
Fresenko, L., Gonzalez-Seguel, F., Summers, L., Adams, J., Lush, J., Slone, S., Kalema, A., Montgomery-yates, A., Morris, P., Long, D., Hogg- Graham, R., Dupont-Versteegden, E. & Mayer, K., mar 2026, En: Critical Care Medicine. 54, 3SProducción científica: Article › revisión exhaustiva
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256: DRIVING AFTER ICU: CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL MEASURES BETWEEN DRIVERS AND NON-DRIVERS
Qaissi, H., Gonzalez-Seguel, F., Johnson, N., Slayer, A., Montgomery-yates, A., Kalema, A., Northcutt, C. & Mayer, K., mar 2026, En: Critical Care Medicine. 54, 3Producción científica: Article › revisión exhaustiva
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423: EVALUATION OF CATABOLIC RESPONSE IN NEUROLOGICALLY INJURED PATIENTS WITH AUGMENTED RENAL CLEARANCE
Coleman, T., Flannery, A., Schadler, A., Duprey, M., Magnuson, B., Dornbos, D. & Cook, A., mar 2026, En: Critical Care Medicine. 54, 3SProducción científica: Article › revisión exhaustiva
Premios
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Perceived benefit of a sodium restricted diet was associated with long-term diet adherence in patients with heart failure
Chung, M. (Speaker), Lennie, T. (Speaker), Frazier, S. K. (Speaker) & Moser, D. (Speaker)
feb 1 2012Actividad: Oral presentation
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Does depression affect outcomes in a clinical trial of a self-care cardiovascular disease risk reduction intervention conduced in a socioeconomically austere environment
Moser, D. (Speaker), Chung, M. (Speaker) & Lennie, T. (Speaker)
jun 1 2018Actividad: Oral presentation