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Dr Lauren Hablitz is an Assistant Professor in Neurology and an expert in circadian biology. Hablitz lab investigates the role of circadian timing, synchrony, and entrainment in health and disease. Current projects investigate how the circadian rhythm of glymphatic fluid movement contributes to stroke pathology and recovery, and the contributions of cell-type specific molecular clocks to stroke pathology and recovery.

 

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Hablitz LM, Vinitsky HS, Giannetto M, Stæger FF, Metcalfe T, Nguyen R, Plá V, Benrais A, and Nedergaard M. (2020) Circadian control of brain glymphatic/lymphatic fluid flow. Nature Comm. 11:4411.

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Hablitz LM, Vinitsky HS, Sun Q, Stæger FF, Sigurdsson B, Mortensen KN, Lilius TO, and Nedergaard M. Analysis of glymphatic function under anesthesia reveals crucial role of high EEG delta power and low heart rate. Sci Adv. 2019 Feb 27;5(2):eaav5447.

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University of Copenhagen