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AlzForum provides update on MODEL-AD at UCI

AlzForum, the popular online publication for Alzheimer’s researchers, published a summary of recent advances from the MODEL-AD teams and highlighted the work of the principal investigators at UCI, Drs. Kim Green, Andrea Tenner, and Frank LaFerla.  The article also called attention to innovative research in the Green Lab, including work by postdoctoral scholar, Dr. Claire Butler and graduate student Kristine Tran.   To read the article, click here.

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