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Alumni

Lou Beaulieu-Laroche

PhD candidate at MIT

Lou took an electrophysiological approach to studying mechanosensitive ion channels. HisÌýwork centered on the identification and characterization of the channels underlying our ability to sense mechanical pain. LouÌýisÌýnow pursuing a Ph.D in neuroscience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

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Billy Haitian He

MDCM candidate at 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓÆµ

Billy studied the mechanisms underlying pain sensitization in osteoarthritis, with particular focus on the contribution of mechanosensitive ion channels (MSCs) which populate pain-sensing neurons. Using electrophysiology, behavioural testing, and various immunological techniques, heÌýinvestigatedÌýthe changes in the properties of MSCs as well as the putativeÌýmechanisms that bring about these changes in a mouse model of osteoarthritis.

Anna Long Qian

Undergraduate student

Anna isÌýin herÌýlast year of the Honours Physiology undergraduate program. SheÌýjoined the laboratory in July 2015. Using molecular biology and immunostaining techniques, AnnaÌýstudiedÌýthe connectivity of parvalbumin-expressing interneurons in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord. SheÌýfocusedÌýon the relationship between parvalbumin-expressing neurons and their post-synaptic targets.

Makoto Usuike

Undergraduate student

Makoto is a student in the Microbiology and Immunology program, and sheÌýjoined the laboratory in September 2015. MakotoÌýworkedÌýon the development of a protocol for the optical clearing of spinal cord tissue.

Daniel Tran

Post-doctoral fellow

Steven Li Fraine

Graduate student

Craig Stanton

Graduate student

Joseph Kates Rose

Undergraduate student

Elie Haddad

Undergraduate student

Vivian Tse

Undergraduate student

Hossein Taheri

Undergraduate student

Isabel Janmey

Undergraduate student

Ali Khodadad-Hossaini

Undergraduate student

Camilla Yu

Undergraduate student

Connor Dietz

Undergraduate student

Doulia Hamad

Undergraduate student

Xue-Ying Chuan

Undergraduate student

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