Alannah Mole Email & Phone Number | I am currently a postdoctoral, UK Motor Neuron Disease Research Institute Pre-Fellow based at the University of Sheffield’s Institute for Translational Neuroscience. I am working on a project with Dr Richard Mead and Dr Matthew Livesey that seeks to utilise an ex vivo assay to better understand and target synaptic dysfunction in MND. I have extensive experience in optimising and using ex vivo and in vivo, murine models of motor neuron disease. I am experienced in a range of techniques, particularly in those pertaining to the characterisation and quantification of motor neuron and neuromuscular junction pathology. I have experience with in vivo gene therapy delivery, primary cell isolation and flow cytometry, and have worked with industry collaborators. I have a first author paper based on some of my work (PMID: 32311115), and a number of other contributions.

Alannah Mole

I am currently a postdoctoral, UK Motor Neuron Disease Research Institute Pre-Fellow based at the Un...
Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom

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2020-10-01 00:00:00 - 2021-03-01 00:00:00

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Alannah Mole is a I am currently a postdoctoral, UK Motor Neuron Disease Research Institute Pre-Fellow based at the University of Sheffield’s Institute for Translational Neuroscience. I am working on a project with Dr Richard Mead and Dr Matthew Livesey that seeks to utilise an ex vivo assay to better understand and target synaptic dysfunction in MND. I have extensive experience in optimising and using ex vivo and in vivo, murine models of motor neuron disease. I am experienced in a range of techniques, particularly in those pertaining to the characterisation and quantification of motor neuron and neuromuscular junction pathology. I have experience with in vivo gene therapy delivery, primary cell isolation and flow cytometry, and have worked with industry collaborators. I have a first author paper based on some of my work (PMID: 32311115), and a number of other contributions.