Tyrone Kendrick is entering his third year in the Pharmacology PhD program, and is funded by a supplement from NIDA (R01 DA046526-S1). Tyrone was previouly funded by the NIDA T32 (PI: Craig Rush) in Behavioral Science. Tyrone is interested in studying sex differences in neuroinflammatory signaling underlying nicotine use, and specifically, astrocytic progesterone receptor contributions to nicotine-induced neuroinflammatory processes within the reward pathway.
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- July, 2023
SURES 2023
Post-Surgery Day Lunch!
We are so excited that Dr. Christa Corley will be joining the lab as a Post-Doctoral Scholar in September 2023!
- June, 2023
CPDD 2023 Updates!
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