The Stanley Divison of Developmental Neurovirlogy of the Johns Hopkins University

Robert H. Yolken is Director of

the Stanley Laboratory and Theodore & Vada Stanley Distinguished Professor

of Pediatrics at the Johns Hopkins University.  He is the author of

more than 200 publications, mostly in the field of Virology.  You can

click here to view one of his

E. Fuller Torrey,

Executive Director, Stanley Research Medical Institute.

Dr. Torrey is an internationally recognized expert on Schizophrenia and the

author of many books and articles, including

Surviving

Lorraine V. Brando,

Research Associate.  Dr. Brando is investigating the role of

antipsychotic agents and mood stabilizers in terms of their ability to

inhibit the replication of infectious agents.  She is also studying the

Miller.  Dr. Miller is investigating the RNA for pathways in the

brain that may underlie several types of psychosis: the pyschosis arising

from infections, genetic predisposition to schizophrenia, porphyria and

nutritional deficiencies.  She is also interested in RNA secondary and

tertiary structure, and how that structure affects both RNA function and the

Ann C. Cusic,

Alicia Rodriguez Pla  . 

Dr. Rodriguz is working on molecular detection methods for viral agents

Sarven Sabunciyan. 

Dr. Sabunciyan is investigating the structure and function of endogenous

retroviral proteins using the E. coli and baculovirus expression systems. 

He is also comparing protein expression in post-mortem brains from

Bogdana Krivogorsky,

Flora Leister, Research

Ruby Mason, Laboratory

Inna

Shuojia Li Yang,

Barbara Clayman,

Elizabeth Rubalcaba,