EUEmory University · Pharmacology
The Amyloid ImmunoLab
Todd E Golde · Atlanta, Georgia
Research Focus
Dr. Todd E Golde's lab at Emory University studies Alzheimer's Disease (AD) to understand how amyloid proteins impact brain health and function. They investigate the interactions between amyloid and other proteins to figure out new ways to treat AD by potentially harnessing the immune system. The lab aims to discover optimal immune treatments that could benefit patients while minimizing harm, contributing valuable insights to our understanding of dementia and broader neurodegenerative diseases.
Alzheimer's Diseaseamyloidimmunotherapyprotein interactionsneurodegenerationimmune system modulationproteomicstransgenic mouse modelsneuroinflammation
Research Aims
3AIM 01Define the role of proteins interacting with amyloid in Alzheimer's Disease.
AIM 02Identify immune manipulation strategies that optimize therapeutic benefits for Alzheimer's.
AIM 03Investigate the impact of amyloid-associated proteins on disease progression.
Skills the Lab Values
proteomic analysismouse modelsimmunohistochemistryprotein interaction assaystranscriptomic analysiscell culturebiochemical assaysdata analysis using PythonWestern blotting
Output against the department
Publications537top 10% of dept.46th of 462
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Citations47ktop 5% of dept.24th of 462
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