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Meet Sergiu Pasca, a neuroscientist whose work explores the biological basis of brain disorders such as autism and schizophrenia. Discover a favorite “aha” moment and the place he seeks out when he’s not in the lab. Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Sergiu P. Pasca

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@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca What a great video! Really enjoyed this. Well done, @Sergiu_P_Pasca!

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Chretien RUSATIRAvor 6 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca I'm also curious about brain diseases and retention ability. The walk with in the lab has made me more interested to pursue Neuroscience.

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JBvor 7 Monaten

You’ve been taking stem cells from people for 17 years and you haven’t done a damn thing about schizophrenia and psychotic disorders? What do you need more info? I think it is simply stunning the amount of people studying these conditions and not 1 damn thing has been done to improve people lives. It’s mind boggling. Treatments don’t need to be perfect there just needs to be something

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For health-promoting environmentsvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca . A familial predisposition to autism requires - protection from environmental pollutants, - comprehensive human biomonitoring, - human and ambient microbiome health, - monitoring circulating SCFAs and gut-liver metabolites. .

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Dr. Evans Wuodarek PhDvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca Great! Good Job! @StAndMedicine is the way to go.

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G Juvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca It is since many years reversible, very easy and cheap! The Alzheimer Revolution!

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sir kent norton Golden Eagle Consultantvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca How would you describe finally a professional that well dressed well spoken is not full of tattoos and crazy gestures. This is a real gentleman who has a great brain and he’s explaining neuroscience to us. We need it.

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SAFRIrelandvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca Please don’t try to replicate autism and schizophrenia in animals

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Žiga Našič the Braveheart, last king of Lovelandvor 7 Monaten

@StanfordBrain @Sergiu_P_Pasca Contact me. We will tell you how microplastics affects this and how to threat it. Best from Hyper ceo.

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