Baylor College of Medicine · PhysiologyPautler Lab
Robia G Pautler · Houston, Texas
Research Focus
Dr. Robia Pautler's lab at Baylor College of Medicine focuses on understanding Alzheimer's disease (AD) by using advanced imaging techniques and proteomic analysis. They study the changes in brain connectivity in mouse models of AD, investigating how different protein expressions relate to the symptoms of the disease. Through this work, they aim to discover potential treatments and improve our knowledge of how AD affects the brain.
Alzheimer's diseaseproteomicsMRI imagingmachine learningneurodegenerationtau tanglesamyloidbrain connectivityspatial analysisanimal models
Research Aims
3AIM 01Investigate the role of soluble Ab42 in hyperconnectivity in AD models.
AIM 02Determine the contribution of p-tau species to hypoconnectivity.
AIM 03Define spatial proteomic profiles in regions of hyper and hypoconnectivity.
Skills the Lab Values
high-resolution MRI imagingin vivo imagingspatial proteomicsmachine learningdata analysisanimal model handlingtissue processingbiostatisticsfluorescence microscopycomputer programming
Output against the department
Publications124bottom 38% of dept.177th of 286
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Citations5.8kbottom 47% of dept.153rd of 286
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