Edward S. Ruthazer is a researcher affiliated with the Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital in Canada. Their work spans multiple subfields within neuroscience, particularly focusing on cellular and molecular neuroscience as well as molecular biology. Their research integrates topics in neurology, cognitive neuroscience, and immunology.
The primary fields of study associated with Edward S. Ruthazer include:
Among the subfields they engage with are:
Their research interests are reflected across a variety of topics including:
Edward S. Ruthazer has contributed to numerous scientific publications. Notable recent papers include:
The researcher's frequent co-authors include:
Publications by Edward S. Ruthazer appear most frequently in the following venues:
Wun Chey Sin;Kurt Haas;Edward S. Ruthazer;Hollis T. Cline
Edward S. Ruthazer;Colin J. Akerman;Hollis T. Cline
Edward S. Ruthazer;Michael P. Stryker
Edward S. Ruthazer;Jianli Li;Hollis T. Cline
Edward S. Ruthazer;Hollis T. Cline
Jianzhong Z Jin;Chong Weng;Chun-I Yeh;Chun-I Yeh;Joshua A Gordon;Joshua A Gordon
Katherine E. Horn;Stephen D. Glasgow;Delphine Gobert;Sarah-Jane Bull
Cynthia M. Solek;Nasr Farooqi;Myriam Verly;Tony K. Lim
Marion R Van Horn;Mari Sild;Edward S Ruthazer
Onkar S. Dhande;Ethan W. Hua;Emily Guh;Jonathan Yeh
Jennifer S. Goldman;Jennifer S. Goldman;Jennifer S. Goldman;Mohammed A. Ashour;Margaret H. Magdesian;Nicolas X. Tritsch
Michael C Crair;Edward S Ruthazer;Deda C Gillespie;Michael P Stryker
Michael C. Crair;Edward S. Ruthazer;Deda C. Gillespie;Michael P. Stryker
Naofumi Uesaka;Satoshi Hirai;Takuro Maruyama;Edward S. Ruthazer
Tony Ky Lim;Edward S Ruthazer
Yong Qian;Yong Qian;Danielle M. Orozco Cosio;Kiryl D. Piatkevich;Kiryl D. Piatkevich;Sarah Aufmkolk;Sarah Aufmkolk;Sarah Aufmkolk
Neil Schwartz;Anne Schohl;Edward S. Ruthazer
Jiahui Wu;Ahmed S. Abdelfattah;Loïs S. Miraucourt;Elena Kutsarova
Mari Sild;Edward S. Ruthazer
Martin Munz;Delphine Gobert;Anne Schohl;Jessie Poquérusse;Jessie Poquérusse
Nobuhiko Yamamoto;Kayo Inui;Yuki Matsuyama;Akiko Harada
Ryan H Lee;Elizabeth A Mills;Neil Schwartz;Mark R Bell
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