Arthur P. Arnold
Office: 4113 Life Science Buildin Phone: (310) 825-2169 EMail: arnold@ucla.edu Sexual differentiation of the brain, sex chromosome effects on neural development
| Joan R. Asarnow
Office: 123 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-0408 EMail: jasarnow@mednet.ucla.edu Developing and evaluating interventions and service delivery strategies for youth depression and suicidality
| Robert F. Asarnow
Office: 48-240C Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-0394 EMail: rasarnow@mednet.ucla.edu Recovery of function following pediatric brain injury Neurocognitive function in acquired and genetic brain disease
| Carrie E. Bearden
Office: 2265𧈬 Medical Plaza Phone: (310) 206-2983 EMail: cbearden@mednet.ucla.edu Genetic, cognitive and neurobiological risk factors for the development of child- and adolescent-onset neuropsychiatric disorders.
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Gene D. Block
Office: Phone: EMail: gdblock@mednet.ucla.edu Cellular organization of biological clocks related to dysfunction and aging
| Alexandre Bonnin
Office: 329 USC ZNI Phone: EMail: bonnin@usc.edu Materno-fetal interactions impact on fetal brain development
| Susan Y. Bookheimer
Office: C8-881 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 794-6386 EMail: sbook@ucla.edu Functional magnetic resonance imaging of developmental disorders
| Carole H. Browner
Office: Phone: EMail: browner@ucla.edu Communication about genetics and genetic testing during clinical encounters between neurologists, movement disorder patients, and their family
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Anthony T. Campagnoni
Office: 260M NRB Phone: (310) 825-5006 EMail: acampagnoni@mednet.ucla.edu Role of myelin protein genes in glial, neuronal and immune function
| Daniel B Campbell
Office: 407 USC ZNI Phone: EMail: dbcampbe@usc.edu Defining functional genetic variants that contribute to autism risk
| Rochelle Caplan
Office: Phone: EMail: rcaplan@ucla.edu Under-pinnings of impaired development of social communication or thought disorder in children with neurobehavioral disorders
| Ellen M. Carpenter
Office: 303 NRB Phone: (310) 206-3404 EMail: ecarpenter@mednet.ucla.edu Genetic mechanisms of central nervous system patterning
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Stephen Cederbaum
Office: 347 NRB Phone: (310) 825-0402 EMail: scederbaum@mednet.ucla.edu Human arginases, mental retardation and gene therapy
| Karen Chang
Office: 235 USC ZNI Phone: EMail: changkt@usc.edu Functional protein interaction network in Down syndrome and mitochondrial dynamics in neurons
| Marie-Francoise Chesselet
Office: B114 Reed Phone: (310) 267-1781 EMail: mchessel@ucla.edu Molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases
| Christopher S. Colwell
Office: 77-352 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 206-3973 EMail: ccolwell@mednet.ucla.edu Neural control of behavior, circadian rhythms
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Mirella Dapretto
Office: 101 Brain Mapping Cntr Phone: (310) 206-2960 EMail: mirella@loni.ucla.edu Neural Basis of Language and Social Cognition in Typical and Atypical Development
| Jean de Vellis
Office: 375D NRB Phone: (310) 825-9395 EMail: jdevellis@mednet.ucla.edu Regulation of development and regeneration of brain cells
| Esteban E. Dell'Angelica
Office: 6357B Gonda Phone: (310) 206-3749 EMail: edellangelica@mednet.ucla.edu Genetic bases of the devlopment of schizophrenia pathogenesis
| Sherin U. Devaskar
Office: B2-325 MDCC Phone: (310) 825-9436 EMail: sdevaskar@mednet.ucla.edu Hypoxic-ischemic brain injury; Fetal origins of adult disease
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Katrina M. Dipple
Office: 5506B Gonda Phone: (310) 825-1997 EMail: kdipple@mednet.ucla.edu Understanding complexity in simple mendelian disorders
| John Edmond
Office: 341 NRB Phone: (310) 825-6535 EMail: jedmond@mednet.ucla.edu Carbon monoxide and the vulnerability of the developing brain
| Guoping Fan
Office: 6357 Gonda Phone: (310) 267-0439 EMail: gfan@mednet.ucla.edu Epigenetic mechanisms in neural development and stem cell differentation
| Nelson B. Freimer
Office: 3506A Gonda Phone: (310) 794-9571 EMail: nfreimer@mednet.ucla.edu Genetic mapping of neurobehavioral phenotypes
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Adriana Galvan
Office: 2263B Franz Hall Phone: (310) 206-4850 EMail: agalvan@ucla.edu Adolescent brain development
| Richard A. Gatti
Office: Phone: EMail: rgatti@mednet.ucla.edu Pathogenesis and preclinical analyses of children with ataxia-telangiectasia
| Daniel H. Geschwind
Office: 2560A Reed Phone: (310) 794- lab EMail: dhg@ucla.edu Identification of genes that contribute to cerebral development and cerebral hemispheric specialization and to autism in humans
| Wayne W. Grody
Office: IP-249 CHS Phone: (310) 825-5648 EMail: wgrody@mednet.ucla.edu Molecular genetics of metabolic and heritable neoplastic diseases
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Ronald M Harper
Office: 78-113 BRI Phone: (310) 825-5303 EMail: rharper@ucla.edu Neural mechanisms in sleep
| David A. Hovda
Office: Phone: EMail: dhovda@mednet.ucla.edu Recovery of function following brain injury in children and adults
| Connie Kasari
Office: Phone: EMail: kasari@gseis.ucla.edu Social-emotional development of children with autism and of children with down syndrome
| Harley I. Kornblum
Office: 55-555 gonda Phone: (310) 794-7866 EMail: harley@ucla.edu Growth factors in brain development and plasticity & neural stem cells
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David E. Krantz
Office: 3357C Gonda Phone: (310) 206-8508 EMail: Dkrantz@mednet.ucla.edu Regulation of synaptic transmission as related to neuropsychiatric illness
| Jin Hyung Lee
Office: 307 NRB Phone: (310) 206-8335 EMail: ljinhy@ee.ucla.edu Neural plasticity & advanced imaging techniques
| Michael S. Levine
Office: 58-258E Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-7595 EMail: mlevine@mednet.ucla.edu Cellular mechanisms of normal and abnormal development and in models of genetic and neudegenerative diseases
| Pat Levitt
Office: 123 USC Phone: EMail: plevitt@usc.edu Development of brain architecture that controls learning, emotional and social behavior in children
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Gerald Lipshutz
Office: 8501G𧏵 Westwood Plaza Phone: (310) 825-8206 EMail: glipshutz@mednet.ucla.edu Gene and Cellular Therapy for Genetic Disorders by In Utero Therapy
| Le Ma
Office: 251 USC ZNI Phone: EMail: le.ma@usc.edu Nerve branching during development related to developmental disorders in the brain
| Nigel T. Maidment
Office: 2579 MRL Phone: (310) 206-6787 EMail: nmaidmen@ucla.edu Neurochemistry of motivated behavior
| Kelsey C. Martin
Office: 3506C Gonda Phone: (310) 267-9507 EMail: kcmartin@mednet.ucla.edu Cell biology of learning-related synaptic plasticity
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Gary W. Mathern
Office: 2123 Reed Phone: (310) 206-8777 EMail: gmathern@ucla.edu Clinico-pathologic studies of catastrophic seizures in childhood and infancy, with special interest in malformations of cortical development
| James T. McCracken
Office: Phone: EMail: jmccracken@mednet.ucla.edu Biological aspects of major psychiatric illnesses in children and adolescents
| Paul E. Micevych
Office: 73-074 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 206-8265 EMail: pmicevych@mednet.ucla.edu Reproductive neuroendocrinology, neuroprotection, pain
| Stanley Nelson
Office: 5554 Gonda Phone: (310) 794-7981 EMail: snelson@ucla.edu Genetics of complex human diseases
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Bennett G. Novitch
Office: 63-251 CHS Phone: (310) 794-9339 EMail: Bnovitch@mednet.ucla.edu Formation, function, and repair of neural circuits
| Mary J. O'Connor
Office: Phone: EMail: moconnor@mednet.ucla.edu Association between prenatal alcohol exposure and child socio-emotional development
| Richard W. Olsen
Office: 23-316 CHS Phone: (310) 825-5093 EMail: rolsen@mednet.ucla.edu Gaba receptors, epilepsy, MRDD and Angelmans syndrome
| Patricia E. Phelps
Office: 3802 Life Science Buildin Phone: (310) 825-7264 EMail: pphelps@physci.lifesci.ucla.edu Spinal cord development and regeneration; cell migration and axon outgrowth
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Carlos Portera-Cailliau
Office: A-145 Reed Phone: (310) 206-4396 EMail: cpcailliau@mednet.ucla Factors controlling neurogenesis and connectivity
| Alcino J. Silva
Office: 2554 Gonda Phone: (310) 794-6345 EMail: silvaa@mednet.ucla.edu Molecular and cellular mechanisms of learning and memory
| Gary W. Small
Office: 88-201 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-0291 EMail: gsmall@mednet.ucla.edu Detection and intervention strategies to enhance brain health and memory ability
| Michael V. Sofroniew
Office: 501 NRB Phone: (310) 794-4944 EMail: sofroniew@mednet.ucla.edu Neural Injury and Repair
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Elizabeth R. Sowell
Office: 1-138𧏆 Westwood Plaza Phone: (310) 267-5116 EMail: esowell@ucla.edu Understanding the effects of prenatal exposure to drugs of abuse on child and adolescent brain development
| Yi E. Sun
Office: 351 NRB Phone: (310) 825-9506 EMail: ysun@mednet.ucla.edu The molecular control of neural stem cell proliferation and differentation and the epigenetics of Rett Syndrome
| Seema K Tiwari-Woodruff
Office: Phone: (310) 267-4778 EMail: seemaw@ucla.edu Molecular mechanisms involved in proliferation and migration of oligodendrocyte progenitor cells in the CNS
| Nim Tottenham
Office: 2243C Franz Phone: (310) 794-7779 EMail: ntottenham@psych.ucla.edu Neurodevelopment of social behavior
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Eric Vilain
Office: 6357C Gonda Phone: (310) 267-2455 EMail: evilain@ucla.edu Genetics of mammalian sexual development
| Harry V. Vinters
Office: 18-170B Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-6191 EMail: hvinters@mednet.ucla.edu The study of neurodegenerative diseases of the human nervous system
| Rhonda R. Voskuhl
Office: Phone: EMail: rvoskuhl@ucla.edu Immunopathogenesis of multiple sclerosis (ms) and experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (eae), a murine model for ms
| James A. Waschek
Office: 345 NRB Phone: (310) 825-0179 EMail: jwaschek@mednet.ucla.edu Growth factor and immunomodulatory actions of neuropeptides: impact on brain development, injury, and immune response
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Joseph Watson
Office: 47-429 Semel Institute Phone: (310) 825-7587 EMail: jwatson@mednet.ucla.edu Role of oxidative processes in modulating synaptic plasticity during development and aging
| Thomas S. Weisner
Office: NPI BX 62 WW Phone: (310) 794-3632 EMail: tweisner@ucla.edu Sociocultural and family influences on adaptation to children with MR/DD
| Stephanie A. White
Office: 2353 Life Science Buildin Phone: (310) 794-1888 EMail: sawhite@ucla.edu Social influences of learning and memory
| William X. Yang
Office: 3309 Gonda Phone: (310) 267-2761 EMail: xwyang@mednet.ucla.edu Mouse genetic approaches to study the pathogenesis of neurodegenerative diseases
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