ALS Genetics
Discovery of genes causing ALS in rare familial forms provided key opportunitites to study ALS pathogenesis through the creation of animal and cellular models.
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ALS & Stem Cells
P2ALS scientists have pioneered the field of patient-specific stem cell reprogramming (iPS).
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ALS & Disease Pathways
P2ALS scientists are identifying the contribution of glial cells--important support cells in the brain and spinal cord--to disease progression.
Learn moreP2ALS is an aggressive, three-year mission designed to advance ALS research exponentially. It unites scientists from Project A.L.S.™ and the Packard Center for ALS Research at Johns Hopkins to better understand and treat ALS. Learn more
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Inside P2ALS
The Team
- Dwight Bergles
- Richard Bridges
- Robert Brown
- Andrea Califano
- Don Cleveland
- Hynek Wichterle
- Kevin Eggan
- John Gerdes
- Chris Henderson
- Thomas Jessell
- Brian Kaspar
- Tom Maniatis
- Nicholas Maragakis
- Amy MacDermott
- Project A.L.S./Jenifer Estess Laboratory for Stem Cell Research
- Serge Przedborski
- Jeffrey Rothstein
- Neil Shneider
- Brent Stockwell