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My 26 year old son suffered a traumatic brain injury 12 years ago. He is in a wheelchair, non-verbal and peg-tube fed. He is like a child, and unaware of the extent of his injury. For the 1st time in 12 years I am crying tears of hope an happiness. Thank you so much for your devotion and congratulations. You're amazing.
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Indrani, really nice talk. You speak clearly and better than many graduate students. One question-why do glutamate transporters translocate away from the membrane in astrocytes during acute injury? This seems counterintuitive. I would think that your exosomal treatment would only temporarily improve glutamate toxicity to neurons, since eventually the new transporters will be translocated away from membranes as well. Understanding the mechanisms of glutamate receptor translocation during acute injury is the key.Sandy Chang, MD PhD
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Hey Ms. Das, this is extremely impressive in general, but especially for someone your age.
I have a few questions, if you don't mind my asking, although if you don't want to answer, that's obviously totally fine. :P
How did you get access to the resources to conduct this research program (was it in partnership with a university?), where did you obtain the educational background and theory required for asking the correct research questions for success, and how did you get turned on to studying astrocytes in particular?
Sorry to ask so many questions, but I'm absolutely blown away by the progress you've made, and how well the research was conducted, I'd love to know more about the process. ^_^ I'm involved with trying to get kids interested in science and engineering, and hearing more about how you achieved your level of success at such a young age could really be inspiring to students, I think. :)
Anyway, congratulations, and great presentation!
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Your Awesome, I pray my son could one day benefit from this.. he was born at 24weeks (twin b) he suffered a grade 3&4 brain bleed.. he’s verbal but doesn’t quite form words, he’s not walking (just yet) his doctors have high hopes and tells me he’s going to walk one day we’ll hes 4 years old now... other than that he’s diagnosed with hydrocephalus and epilepsy!!
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Thanks for being you!! I'm featuring you during #IntroducedAGirlToEngineering
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@tenayarelei6225
6 years ago
I find it amazing the research you have came upon. My son recently suffered from a brain bleed and has extensive brain damage to one side. Your experiment and findings really want me to pursue a way to use your research to help my child and to see if that could have a role in making him better. He's only 2 and now will have to learn all over again and doctors still don't know to what extent he will be capable of. I just want to say thank you for giving parents like me hope that our children may overcome the obstacles that we face.
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