معرفی
Pablo Munoz LLancao is an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Cell Biology at Yale School of Medicine, Yale University. His research focuses on understanding molecular mechanisms underlying neuronal development, signal transduction pathways (particularly cAMP signaling), and proteomic analysis techniques. He holds a PhD from both the University of Groningen and Universidad de Chile (2014).
Research Interests
- Neuronal polarization and axonal transport
- cAMP-dependent signaling in neurodegenerative diseases
- Single-cell proteomics using advanced mass spectrometry techniques
- Role of EPAC proteins in neuronal differentiation
- Impact of environmental factors on neural morphology
Collaborations
Key collaborators include Dr. Marc Hammarlund (Yale), Dr. Shaul Yogev (Yale), and Dr. Shawn Ferguson (Yale). His work bridges cell biology, neurobiology, and analytical chemistry to address fundamental questions in neuroscience and translational medicine.
Publications
Recent work highlights include groundbreaking studies on quinoa's neuroprotective effects in stressed rodents, mechanistic insights into axonal transport in C. elegans, and innovative proteomics methods for single-cell analysis. His research has been published in high-impact journals like Developmental Cell, Nutrients, and Biological Psychiatry.
Professional Activities
Actively involved in interdisciplinary research teams at Yale, focusing on neurodegenerative disease mechanisms and translational biomedical applications of proteomics technologies.