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Institute: Edinburgh Neuroscience

The mission of Edinburgh Neuroscience, a 'virtual' institute, is to integrate basic and clinical research in order to drive the fundamental genetic, cellular, organ, systems and computational neuroscience underpinning pathogenesis into mechanistic understanding, future diagnostics and therapeutics of important diseases of the nervous system.

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• Centre for Cognitive Ageing and Cognitive Epidemiology

This article was published on Dec 12, 2011

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