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Scientists in the Puthanveettil lab have identified a sub-region in the brain that works to form "contextual fear memories."

The new gift will provide annual support for doctoral students at Scripps Florida.

The grant will help three molecular graphics teams better assess potential drug molecules—and much more.

"Dan was a great colleague and a terrific human being," says TSRI President Peter Schultz.

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