Navigating the good, the bad and the ugly research antibody - Simon Glerup
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Dr. Glerup is Associate Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark and Mayo Clinic, Florida. He earned his PhD in molecular biology at Aarhus University in 2008 and continued as postdoc in neuroscience where after he was appointed group leader in 2012. His laboratory focusses on molecular pathways in cognition and employs a variety of techniques including transgenic animal models, molecular neurobiology, and imaging. The laboratory is particular interested in a family of sorting receptors, sortilins, and their role in regulating neuronal development and function, and further how they contribute to the development of mental disorders. Dr. Glerup is also the founder of the antibody review database pAbmAbs (www.pabmabs.com) that collects information on the use of antibodies in research.
Dr. Glerup is Associate Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark and Mayo Clinic, Florida. He earned his PhD in molecular biology at Aarhus University in 2008 and continued as postdoc in neuroscience where after he was appointed group leader in 2012. His laboratory focusses on molecular pathways in cognition and employs a variety of techniques including transgenic animal models, molecular neurobiology, and imaging. The laboratory is particular interested in a family of sorting receptors, sortilins, and their role in regulating neuronal development and function, and further how they contribute to the development of mental disorders. Dr. Glerup is also the founder of the antibody review database pAbmAbs (www.pabmabs.com) that collects information on the use of antibodies in research.