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BARRY CONDRON

  • Professor of Biology
  • Email:    bc4f@virginia.edu
  • Office:    (434) 243-6593
  • Lab:       (434) 243-6794
  • Office:    310 PLSB

Laboratory Website

EDUCATION

  • B.S., University College, Cork, Ireland, 1985
  • Ph.D., University of Utah, 1991

RESEARCH INTERESTS

My lab is interested in how the cellular architecture of neurons dictates their function. We mostly focus on one serotonergic neuron, a type of cell that plays a critical role in diseases of human emotion. We have built a large repertoire of biological information about one point in the life of this cell in a model organism, and are using this to develop a systems-level understanding of its function. In order to further apply this structural approach, we are developing methods to scan the structures of all neurons in a part of the CNS. We are using this to assay global community-type changes in the nervous system is response to various insults.

For more information about research interests, visit my lab website.

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Research Areas

    Ecology and Evolution
    Genetics, Cell & Dev Bio
    Neurobiology & Behavior

Degree Requirements

    BA
    BS
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    Distinguished Majors
    Master's
    PhD
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Contact

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      229 Gilmer Hall
      University of Virginia
      485 McCormick Road
      P.O. Box 400328
      Charlottesville, VA 22904