The Scientist Speaks - Modeling Epilepsy in a Dish Using Patient-Derived iPSCs
The Scientist Speaks - Modeling Epilepsy in a Dish Using Patient-Derived iPSCs
Evangelos Kiskinis describes how the patient-derived iPSCs model of epilepsy help predict drug resistance.
Written bySejal Davla, PhD
Sejal Davla is a neuroscientist with a PhD from McGill University and a science storyteller. As a science editor for The Scientist’s Creative Services Team, she develops stories about the latest research in biology.
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Image credit:Evangelos Kiskinis describes how the patient-derived iPSC model of epilepsy helps predict drug resistance.
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Sejal Davla obtained a PhD in neuroscience from McGill University, where she studied glia development and function in sleep and circadian rhythms. During this time, she worked with numerous science communication and policy organizations to advocate for open science practices. She joined The Scientist’s Creative Services Team as an assistant science editor in May 2021.
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