Geoffrey C. Y. Lau —BIO-PROTOCOL

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Anca Savulescu University of Cape Town
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Andrew Eagle Michigan State University
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Ehsan Kheradpezhouh Australian National University
8 protocols

Fabiana Scornik University of Girona
2 protocols

Editor

Geoffrey C. Y. Lau

Assistant Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Research focus

Neuroscience
Mechanisms of homeostatic plasticity
Cortical circuit mapping
Neuron type-specific function
Circuit basis of olfaction
Models of neuropsychiatric disorders

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Education

Ph.D., Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 2007

Lab information

Geoff Lau Lab
http://geofflau.wixsite.com/neuro

Publications

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=c+geoffrey+lau

6 Protocols reviewed

A Mouse Model of Postoperative Pain

Authors: Ashley M. Cowie and Cheryl L. Stucky, date: 01/20/2019, view: 1015, Q&A: 0

Postoperative pain is highly debilitating and hinders recovery. Opioids are the main pain medication used for acute postoperative pain. Given the devastating opioid addiction and overdose epidemic across the US, non-opioid pain therapeutics are ...

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Primary Culture of Mouse Neurons from the Spinal Cord Dorsal Horn

Authors: De-Li Cao, Peng-Bo Jing, Bao-Chun Jiang and Yong-Jing Gao, date: 01/05/2017, view: 7457, Q&A: 0

Primary afferents of sensory neurons mainly terminate in the spinal cord dorsal horn, which has an important role in the integration and modulation of sensory-related signals. Primary culture of mouse spinal dorsal horn neuron (SDHN) is useful for ...

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6 Protocols edited

Assessing Olfaction Using Ultrasonic Vocalization Recordings in Mouse Pups with a Sono-olfactometer

Authors: Sébastien Wagner, Pierre-Marie Lledo and Françoise Lazarini, date: 02/20/2019, view: 613, Q&A: 0

Olfaction is the first sensory modality to develop during fetal life in mammals, and plays a key role in the various behaviors of neonates such as feeding and social interaction. Odorant cues (i.e., mother or predator scents) can trigger ...

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Mosaic Labeling and 3-Dimensional Morphological Analysis of Single Cells in the Zebrafish Left-right Organizer

Authors: Agnik Dasgupta, Andrew E. Jacob and Jeffrey D. Amack, date: 11/20/2018, view: 955, Q&A: 0

A transient epithelial structure called the left-right organizer (LRO) establishes left-right asymmetry in vertebrate embryos. Developmental defects that alter LRO formation result in left-right patterning errors that often lead to congenital heart ...

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