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https://wwwtest.pharmacy.wisc.edu/2020/06/11/learning-how-the-brains-protective-barrier-forms/
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Assistant Professor Michael Taylor reviewing images in his lab.

Learning How the Brain’s Protective Barrier Forms

Posted on June 11, 2020

With new NIH support, Assistant Professor Michael Taylor explores the molecular signals that help build a protective layer between the brain and the rest of the body.

Michael Taylor at his desk with 3D rendered image on computer

Breaking Down the Biology of the Brain’s Natural Barriers

Posted on September 10, 2019

Assistant Professor Michael Taylor is studying the cells of zebrafish and their biology to further explore the development and function of the unique characteristics of brain blood vessels and the roles they play in preventing and treating diseases in the brain.

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