Arzola Research
Independent neuroscience research focused on sleep, adaptive behavior, and recovery after stress. The program connects computational analysis, experimental design, and assay development.
Explore the research programRESEARCH LEADERSHIP / EL PASO, TEXAS
Abraham
Arzola.
Neuroscience · Clinical research · Science education
Founder of Arzola Research and Learn With Abe, and Founder & Director of Research at El Paso Clinical Trials.
He conducted neuroscience research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 2019. His work connects questions about the nervous system with research and teaching: designing a useful comparison, interpreting evidence, and explaining what a result means.
CURRENT WORK
A question is
the starting point.
El Paso Clinical Trials
As Founder & Director of Research, Abraham coordinates site operations, research partnerships, and study communication. Sponsor conversations begin with the investigator, resources, and requirements of a particular protocol.
Sponsor & CRO informationLearn With Abe
Online science tutoring for students working through biology, anatomy and physiology, neuroscience, and biomedical coursework. Lessons connect mechanisms, practice problems, and the reasoning behind an answer.
Meet your science tutorRESEARCH BACKGROUND
Experience
behind the work.
Abraham’s background combines biological-sciences training at UTEP, NIH neuroscience research experience, and work on behavior and sleep.
- 2018–2020
MARC research training at UTEP
Research training in Kyung-An Han’s laboratory at The University of Texas at El Paso. The university-hosted mentoring record documents his MARC participation and 2019 NIH research experience.
UTEP training record - 2019
Neuroscience research at NIH
Conducted neuroscience research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), within the National Institute of Mental Health’s Section on Neural Function. His research experience is documented in the laboratory’s alumni record.
NIMH laboratory alumni - 2020
Peer-reviewed methods publication
Coauthor of a behavioral protocol in the Journal of Visualized Experiments, developed through prior research at UTEP and indexed in PubMed.
PubMed publication record
SELECTED PUBLICATION
2020Journal of Visualized Experiments
Issue 159 · Methods
Flypub To Study Ethanol Induced Behavioral Disinhibition and Sensitization
The paper describes a protocol for studying ethanol-related changes in courtship behavior in Drosophila melanogaster, including how responses change with repeated exposure.
This is prior collaborative research at UTEP, published before Arzola Research. UTEP and NIMH are historical research affiliations.
DOI 10.3791/61123 · PMID 32478732
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