Alison L. O'Neil
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Hall-Atwater Laboratories, 22860-685-2615
Assistant Professor, Neuroscience and Behavior
Assistant Professor, Integrative Sciences
Assistant Professor, Biology
BS Binghamton UniversityPHD Montana State University
Alison L. O'Neil
Research in the O'Neil lab is focused on understanding the structure-function relationship of proteins involved in neurodegenerative diseases such as ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; commonly called Lou Gehrig's disease) and Alzhiemer's Disease. By utilizing human stem cells as in vitro models, we can access the unique cell types associated with disease and study downstream consequences of protein-protein interactions.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
Tuesdays from 4-6pm, HA22
or by appointment
Courses
Spring 2024
CHEM 383 - 01
Biochemistry
CHEM 383 - 02
Biochemistry
CHEM 588 - 01
Seminar in Biological Chem