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DEFINING SENSORY AND

AFFECTIVE MECHANISMS OF

ENDOGENOUS PAIN MODULATION

King's College London
Wolfson Sensory, Pain & Regeneration Centre
ABOUT
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ABOUT
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Dr Ryan Patel BA, PhD

Research Fellow / Principal Investigator

King's College, University of Cambridge

BA (Hons) Natural Sciences

University College London

PhD Neuropharmacology

King's College London 2021-present

University College London 2015-2021

Takeda Cambridge Ltd  2008-2010

Imperial College London 2006-2008

I am a pain researcher and electrophysiologist. In 2022 I was awarded the Prof Anthony Mellows Medal & Fellowship. Using a combination of in vivo electrophysiology, optogenetics/chemogenetics, behaviour and fMRI, I aim to identify the circuit basis for chronic pain and co-morbid mood disorders.

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FUNDING
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DEFINING THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF CHRONIC PAIN AND ITS CO-MORBIDITIES

Prof Anthony Mellows/King's Prize Fellowship (2022-2024), £150K

Utilising in vivo electrophysiology, pharmacology and optogenetics to identify the neural basis of a sensory biomarker for pain modulation and top-down circuits that may link pain modulation and co-morbid mood disorders

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FOREBRAIN MODULATION OF
BRAINSTEM PROCESSING

Ono Pharma (2021-2022), Co-I, £85k

Utilising wireless optogenetic technology, behavioural testing and in vivo electrophysiology to investigate the function of the rostral anterior cingulate cortex in mediating top-down modulation of nociception and diffuse noxious inhibitory controls.

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King's College London

Wolfson SPaRC

Guy's Campus

Newcomen Street

SE1 1UL, United Kingdom

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