Neuroproteomics Core Facility

The overall purpose of the Neuroproteomics Core Facility (NPC) is to provide expert assistance for proteomics instrumentation and guaranteed instrument usage priority to NINDS-funded projects. The specific objectives of the NPC are to provide NINDS investigators with:

Advanced proteomic technologies for neuroscience discovery and improvement in research productivity
Consultation in proteomic experimental design and expert advice in data analysis and interpretation
A hub to develop newer proteomics technologies customized to the needs of neuroscience projects
A forum to enhance basic and clinical research collaborations , information exchange and the expansion of the neuroscience research base

Please contact Dr. Hong Li , the director of NPC for project consultation.

Papers published with NPC support can be downloaded.

Please email Dr. Hong Li your ftp site for file uploading if you want to access any raw images and mass spectral information associated with our publications.

Grants Funded by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke in New Jersey

Rutgers

Grant Number	PI Name	Project Title
1K99NS061952	CHIU, JOANNA	The role of clock protein phosphorylation and degradation in circadian biology
7R01NS042616	D'ARCANGELO, GABRIELLA	Function of Reelin in cortical development
5R01NS034435	DRISCOLL, MONICA	Mechanisms of Degenerative Cell Death in C elegans
2R01NS034958	EDERY, ISAAC	Clock Mechanism Underlying Drosophila Rhythmic Behavior
5R01NS042088	EDERY, ISAAC	Seasonal Adaptation of a Circadian Clock
5R21NS054028	GRUMET, MARTIN	Expression & function of micro RNAs in neural stem cells
5K23NS054981	HEIMAN, GARY	Shared Genetic Risk for Epilepsy and Depression
5R01NS020591	HERRUP, KARL	Neuron Target Interaction-A Developmental Genetic Study
5R01NS038892	HSU, SHU	Molecular Mechanisms of Neurite Outgrowth
7F32NS056540	O'HAGAN, ROBERT	Dopaminergic Modulation of Locomotion in C. elegans
5R01NS041310	PLUMMER, MARK	NR2B-dependent synaptic plasticity
2R01NS042023	RONGO, CHRISTOPHER	Synapse formation in the C. elegans nervous system
5R01NS050436	VICARIO, DAVID	Integrative Study of Vocal Development

UMDNJ

Grant Number	PI Name	Project Title
5R01NS049176	BISWAL, BHARAT	Cerebral Blood Flow and BOLD Changes in TBI using fMRI
5R01NS038384	BROTT, THOMAS	Carotid Revascularization Endarterectomy vs Stenting Trial
1R21NS057545	CADAVID, DIEGO	Protective Role of Interleukin 10 in Neuroborreliosis
5F31NS056815	COTERO , VICTORIA	Hormonal control of arcuate nutrient sensing neurons
5R01NS046363	ELKABES, STELLA	Mechanisms underlying neuronal damage in EAE: role of microglia
5R01NS056509	HARRIS, ANDREW	STRUCTURE-FUNCTION OF CONNEXIN PORES
5R21NS050300	ILYAS, AMJAD	Feline Model of Neuropathy associated with anti-MAG/SGPG antibodies
5F31NS054336	KURNELLAS, MICHAEL	Molecular Mechanism of Spinal Cord Neurodegeneration
5R01NS033912	LEDEEN, ROBERT	Role of Nuclear Gangliosides in Neuronal Function
5P30NS046593	LI, HONG	ESTABLISHMENT OF A UMDNJ NEUROPROTEOMICS CORE FACILITY
5F31NS050903	PATTERSON, CHRISTA	Exercise and the Brain: Fight Against Juvenile Obesity
5R01NS055159	ROHACS, TIBOR	Lipid Regulation of Transient Receptor Potential Channels
5R01NS007941	SIEGEL, ALLAN	Role of limbic-midbrain Axis in Aggressive Behavior
5T32NS051157	TOWNES-ANDERSON, ELLEN	Training for Integrative Neuroscience in Health and Disease
5R01NS050742	WOOD, TERESA	Mechanisms of Death and Survival in Oligodendroglia