UT San Antonio
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

Adrian Beckmann

Alumni Student

Adrian Beckmann is a fifth year graduate student in the Cell Biology, Genetics and Molecular Medicine discipline of the Integrated Biomedical Sciences program at University of Texas Health San Antonio. Adrian was a predoctoral trainee of the Biology of Aging T32 training grant and is now supported by an F31 awarded from NINDS. Adrian's interest in stem cell biology has led him to investigate how neurons maintain a terminally differentiated state throughout adult life. 

Education

B.S. Biology, Texas State University, 2013

Awards

Biology of Aging Ward Award, F-31 Diversity, T-32 BOA Training Grant, SMDP Scholarship

Publications

Mahoney, Rebekah and Ochoa Thomas, Elizabeth and Ramirez, Paulino and Miller, Henry and Beckmann, Adrian and Dobrowolski, Radek and Frost, Bess, Pathogenic Tau Causes a Toxic Depletion of Nuclear Calcium Mediated by BK Channels. CELL-REPORTS-D-20-00005. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3519898 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3519898

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Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

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San Antonio, TX 78229
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