Nora Gray | Neuroscience | Best Researcher Award

Dr. NoraGray , Oregon Health & Science University, United States.

Dr. Nora Gray is an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) . She holds a PhD in Molecular and Biochemical Nutrition from UC Berkeley and a BA in Neuroscience and Spanish from Amherst College . Dr. Gray’s research focuses on the cognitive-enhancing and neuroprotective effects of Centella asiatica in Alzheimer’s models . Her work has been published in journals like Nature Communications and Frontiers in Aging . She previously served as a Post-doctoral Fellow at OHSU and a Post-baccalaureate Fellow at NIH . Reach her at grayn@ohsu.edu .

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Education And Experience

Dr. Nora Gray has a robust educational background and professional experience . She earned her PhD in Molecular and Biochemical Nutrition from UC Berkeley and a BA in Neuroscience and Spanish from Amherst College . Gray’s impressive career includes serving as an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) . She was also a Post-doctoral Fellow at OHSU and a Post-baccalaureate Fellow at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) . Her research focuses on the neuroprotective effects of Centella asiatica in Alzheimer’s disease models . Reach her at grayn@ohsu.edu .

Professional Development

Dr. Nora Gray has made significant strides in her professional development at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, United States. With an impressive record of 43 documents and an h-index of 20, she has been cited by 1,114 documents, demonstrating her profound impact in the field of neuroscience. Nora’s research includes groundbreaking studies on neurodegenerative diseases, with notable publications on treatments and interventions. Her dedication to advancing scientific knowledge and improving cognitive health highlights her as a leader in the neuroscience community. Her work continues to inspire and drive progress in understanding complex neurological conditions.

Research Focus

Dr. Nora Gray’s research focuses on exploring the neuroprotective effects of natural compounds in neurodegenerative diseases . Her primary interest is in the plant Centella asiatica, investigating its potential benefits in treating Alzheimer’s disease . Dr. Gray’s work aims to uncover how this plant can protect brain cells and improve cognitive function . By integrating molecular and biochemical techniques, she strives to develop innovative therapeutic strategies for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s . Dr. Gray’s dedication to advancing neuroscience and nutrition research makes her a leading figure in her field .

Publication Top Notes

Gardenin A treatment attenuates inflammatory markers, synuclein pathology and deficits in tyrosine hydroxylase expression and improves cognitive and motor function in A53T-α-syn mice (2024) – 0 citations
Integrating High-Resolution Mass Spectral Data, Bioassays and Computational Models to Annotate Bioactives in Botanical Extracts: Case Study Analysis of C. asiatica Extract Associates Dicaffeoylquinic Acids with Protection against Amyloid-β Toxicity (2024) – 0 citations
Editorial: Plant-derived natural products: towards novel interventions for neurodegenerative diseases (2024) – 0 citations
Amelioration of age-related cognitive decline and anxiety in mice by Centella asiatica extract varies by sex, dose and mode of administration (2024) – 0 citations
Quantification of caffeoylquinic acids and triterpenes as targeted bioactive compounds of Centella Asiatica in extracts and formulations by liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (2023) – 4 citations
Animal models of Alzheimer’s disease: Preclinical insights and challenges (2023) – 9 citations
The novel estrogen modulator STX attenuates Amyloid-β neurotoxicity in the 5XFAD mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease (2022) – 4 citations