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Gillian Muir

Professor Division of Biomedical Engineering

My research focuses on behavioural plasticity during recovery from nervous system injury and disease. We assess recovery of motor behaviour in animal models of CNS injury using sensitive and quantifiable functional tests. Currently, we are investigating the effects of a novel, non-invasive experimental therapy on improvements in limb use after cervical spinal cord injury

306-966-7448
gillian.muir@usask.ca
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Research Area(s)

Immunochemistry
Retrograde tract-tracing
Neuroanatomical measurement and dendritic arborization

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