AD Networks PPG Research Goals


Our team's overarching goal is to integrate large-scale single-cell multiomic profiling to dissect the multifactorial inputs of neuronal network dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease. Our scientifically diverse team of experts brings together a unique set of expertise to tackle this important problem.


Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) manifests as a devastating age-related progressive neurodegeneration and has become the third most common cause of mortality in the United States. The concomitant loss of cognitive function plagues more than 44 million individuals worldwide, marking AD as a looming public health crisis. To date, no approved therapies exist for the prevention or cure of AD, highlighting a crucial unmet clinical need. Through our proposed work, we aim to identify novel aspects of AD neuronal network dysfunction to nominate candidate avenues for therapeutic intervention through an in-depth understanding of the multifactorial inputs of cell type- and disease-specific biology.


Network Dysfunction in AD
Network Dysfunction in AD

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Single-cell Multiomics

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Selective Vulnerability in AD