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Mary Hynes is an Associate Professor (Research) in the Department of Biology at Stanford University. Her research focuses on neuroprogenitor cells and the mechanisms that govern neuronal formation. She has been a board member of the Nueva School since 2017, contributing to educational planning and development. Hynes has been involved in numerous patent applications during her career, primarily in collaboration with Genentech Inc., where she developed various patents related to neurobiology and associated therapeutic methods. Her dedication to academics is reflected in her role as a Doctoral Dissertation Reader and Postdoctoral Faculty Sponsor, guiding students in their research pursuits. Hynes actively teaches courses such as BIO 198 and BIO 199, engaging students in critical biological research. Her lab's work emphasizes innovative approaches to understanding biological systems and neural development.
Patent related to neuronal mechanisms.
Patent on Neurturin receptor.
Patent regarding dopaminergic serotonergic neuron formation.
Patent describing NTNRα variants and antibodies.
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