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Institute for Neurological DiscoveriesSpinal motor neuron making synapse onto skeletal muscle.Representative examples of chromosome 15 comparative genomic hybridization of individuals with Prader-Willi syndrome and type I or type II deletions using the Agilent 244K CGH microarrays.graphical depiction of neuronThe effects of ibogaine on local cerebral glucose utilization in drug-naive and morphine-dependent rats.

Committed to Finding Cures

There is no time to lose in understanding, treating, preventing and searching for cures for neurological disorders, which affect more than one in three individuals during their  lifetime — and the incidence is rapidly increasing. The Institute for Neurological Discoveries rises to that challenge — our research is attacking the very roots of neurological disease.

OUR MISSION

OUR RESEARCH

HOW TO DONATE

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Neurological disorders can affect anyone, from newborns to the elderly.
We are working to transcend the suffering.
• From the directors 

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Our expertise includes research in brain injury and repair, neurodegenerative disorders and cognitive
and behavioral health.
• Team-based discovery

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Your donation could help fund neurological research that could transform ideas into treatments and
possible cures.
• Give to IND
Last modified: Jan 15, 2014
About Us

The IND is uniquely positioned to make discoveries to improve the lives of patients who suffer from neurological diseases and injury.

As the regional resource for advancing neuroscience research, the IND, based at KU Medical Center, is all about team-based scientific discovery. The IND unites over 120 basic and clinical neuroscientists in different disciplines from nine institutions to work collaboratively as teams. We are also one of only 15 NIH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Centers.

Contact us at 913-588-6820

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