Andrew Tidball, PhD

Office Building:
5658 BSRB
Person Type: 
Core Faculty
Department: 
Subdivision:
Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
Developmental Neuroscience
Biography/Resume: 

Research Assistant Professor

The Tidball lab studies the mechanisms of human developmental brain malformations,
including neural tube defects and focal cortical dysplasia. We use single rosette brain organoids,
pluripotent stem cells, and CRISPR technology to discover or confirm novel genes that lead
these conditions. We also model the effects of neuroteratogens, compounds that disrupt
development of the CNS when ingested during pregnancy.