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to the homepage of Prof. Dr. Stephan Kröger, the synaptologist
at the University of Munich
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The brain is by far
the most complex organ of the human body and represents the ultimate frontier in science. The neurosciences aim to answer fundamental questions of how this mysterious and powerful organ works. The vast complexity of the brain requires that neuroscience take a holistic approach by synthesizing research from multiple scientific disciplines. Many of the questions of neuroscience are necessarily interdisciplinary.
The analysis of its function
and of the mechanisms which - during development - lead to the establishment
of this complex neuronal connectivity pattern, represent one of the
most challenging problems of modern science. It requires the thorough
combination of different methodological approaches and techniques. In
my lab we analyze the formation of synapses during embryonic- and early
postnatal development in vertebrates, as well as the changes of synaptic
function under pathological conditions. For details on our research
projects, click on the "research" button.
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