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WPC 2015 | Pain and the Brain: Using Patient-Derived Neurons for Preclinical Phenotypic Screening

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Elizabeth D. Buttermore of Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School speaks to CHI on March 27, 2015. Dr. Buttermore will be presenting during the 3D Cellular Models conference at the 2015 World Preclinical Congress, June 10-12 in Boston, MA. Topics include how human-derived neurons enhance preclinical phenotypic screening, heterologous expression systems, translational research and the potential of pain models and peripheral neuropathy research for drug development. Find more at http://www.WorldPharmaCongress.com/

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