Events / Department of Neuroscience Special Seminar: Daniel Vogt, PhD (Michigan State University)

Department of Neuroscience Special Seminar: Daniel Vogt, PhD (Michigan State University)

12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.
Neuroscience Research Building, Room 7101, 4370 Duncan Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110
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Impact on Brain Development Due to WAC Loss of Function, a High Confidence Autism Risk Gene

Daniel Vogt, PhDDaniel Vogt is a man with short dark hair and wearing a dark shirt.
Assistant Professor
Department of Pediatrics and Human Development
College of Human Medicine
Michigan State University

The Vogt Lab seeks to uncover how GABAergic inhibitory neurons develop, mature and contribute to the normal functions of the brain. It studies genes involved in inhibitory neuron development and maturation, as well as those implicated in disease. In addition, it is interested in how autism spectrum disorder risk-genes contribute to the normal biology of the brain and how mutations in these genes impact function.