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Our primary research goal is to uncover the origin, function, and cellular, molecular, and biochemical mechanisms underlying natural variation in the spatial and temporal patterns of adult neurogenesis. We combine several approaches including behavioral genomics, comparative neuroanatomy, cellular and molecular biology, and electrophysiology with mechanistic studies to accomplish our research aims. By integrating comparative neuroethology and cell and molecular biology with behavioral genetic and eco-evo approaches, our lab asks questions like: How do differing spatiotemporal patterns of adult neurogenesis arise within and across individuals, populations, and species? And, can we exploit the plasticity and diversity of these spatiotemporal patterns to uncover both ultimate mechanisms and the behavioral consequences of adult neurogenesis?
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Check out our latest publication in the
eNeuo
"Inflammation induced by natural neuronal death and LPS
regulates neural progenitor cell proliferation in the healthy adult brain"
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Courses
Courses In-Design:
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The Laws and Ethics of Neuroscience
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Neuroethology
In the Laboratory
We integrate several approaches including behavioral genomics, comparative neuroanatomy, cellular biology, and electrophysiology to study the function and mechanisms of adult neurogenesis.
Outreach
We are dedicated to community outreach including:
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Brain Awareness Week
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Science Tutoring
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University Service
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For more on our initiatives see Inclusion and Equity
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Inquiries
I welcome discussions with potential collaborators and I am always seeking dedicated undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral researchers.
Office
University of Virginia
Department of Biology
Physical Life Sciences Building, Rm 304
PO Box 400328
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4328
larson.tracy(at)virginia.edu
Office: (434) 297-7946
Fax: (434) 243-5315
Shipping Address
University of Virginia
Department of Biology
409 McCormick Road, Loading Dock
Charlottesville, VA 22904