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Raymond Dingledine

Neuroscience

Emory University

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About Raymond Dingledine at Emory University (Emory)

Raymond Dingledine is a distinguished neuroscientist at Emory University whose research focuses on neuropharmacology, receptor signaling, and ion channel function in neurological disorders.

Research Areas

neuropharmacologyreceptor mechanismsion channel regulationneuroinflammationglutamate receptorsAlzheimer's diseaseepilepsysignaling pathways
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Research Output

Total Citations30,143

Top 5% globally

Publications301

Highly prolific researcher

h-index84

Nobel-level impact

i10-index211

Exceptional breadth

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