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Potential Therapeutic Effects of sEH Inhibition in Neurological Disorders

By Nathifa Nasim, Neurobiology, Physiology & Behavior ‘22  Author’s note: I was recently introduced to this topic and the potential for sEH inhibition in the context of Alzheimer’s while at Dr. Lee-Way Jin’s lab in the MIND Institute. Further research into the topic outside the lab led to the realization of the broader implications of […]

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