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Pelin Dilsiz
New York University
· US
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Area of research
Endocrine and Autonomic Systems · Cognitive Neuroscience
Research interest
Research interests include TSC1, mTORC1, Tuberous sclerosis, TSC2, Cortex (anatomy), and Autophagy.
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Recent publications
Developmental brain abnormalities in tuberous sclerosis complex: A comparative tissue analysis of cortical tubers and perituberal cortex
Epilepsia
2014
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Neuronal Tsc1/2 complex controls autophagy through AMPK-dependent regulation of ULK1
Human Molecular Genetics
2014
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110
position: middle
doi
Grants
No grants ingested yet.
Frequent collaborators
Delia M. Talos
· New York University
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David J. Kwiatkowski
· Harvard University
1
papers (2014–2014)
Orrin Devinsky
· University of California, Davis
1
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Chad Carlson
· Medical College of Wisconsin
1
papers (2014–2014)
Véronique Ruppe
· New York University
1
papers (2014–2014)
David Zagzag
· New York University
1
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Peter T. Tsai
· Southwestern Medical Center
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Erica Kwiatkowski
· University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
1
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Emily Greene‐Colozzi
· Rockefeller University
1
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Clary B. Clish
· Broad Institute
1
papers (2014–2014)
Howard L. Weiner
· Harvard University
1
papers (2014–2014)
Carol Shoshkes Reiss
· New York University
1
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Mustafa Şahin
· Ankara Bilkent City Hospital
1
papers (2014–2014)
Mary H. Wertz
· IIT@MIT
1
papers (2014–2014)
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