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s: 1. Maheras K, Vengalil, M, Gow A (2011) Cognitive deficits associated with CNS myelin dysfunction. Great Lakes Glia, Traverse City, MI, Sept 24-26. 2. Maheras K, Gow A (2011) Cognitive deficits associated with CNS myelin dysfunction. Society for Neuroscience, Washington DC, Nov 12-16. 3. Denninger AR, Maheras K, Kirschner DA, Gow A (2011) Claudin 11 regulates the permeability of the CNS intramyelinic compartment. Society for Neuroscience, Washington DC, Nov 12-16. 4. Maheras K, Gow A (2011) Cognitive deficits associated with CNS myelin dysfunction. Am. Society for Cell Biol., Denver, CO, Dec 3-7. 5. Maheras K, Galloway M, Douglas MS, Ghoddoussi F, Gow A (2012) Cognitive Deficits Associated with Myelin Dysfunction and Neuronal Dyssynchrony. Society for Neuroscience, New Orleans, LA, Oct 13-17. 6. Maheras KJ, Douglas M, Vengalil M, Ghoddoussi F, Galloway M, Commissaris R, Perrine SA, Gow A (2013) Cognitive deficits associated with myelin dysfunction and neuronal dyssynchrony. Dept Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences Alumni Symposium and Research Day, WSU, MI, Mar 1. 7. Maheras KJ, Galloway M, Ghoddoussi F, Gow A (2013) The potential relevance of myelin dysfunction on behavior. Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA, Nov 8 14. Informatics: 1. Inducible knockout of the Cldn11 gene in mice Grant applications: 1. 1 F31 MH097469-01, NIH, NINDS (PI: K. Maheras) 4/1/12–3/31/14. Title: The role of Claudin 11 on neural processing and behavioral abnormalities Requested: $74,118. Not funded. 2. 1 F31 MH097469-01A1, NIH, NINDS (PI: K. Maheras) 9/1/12–8/31/14. Title: The role of Claudin 11 on neural processing and behavioral abnormalities Requested: $84,464. Not funded. 3. P.I., Research Grant, Childrens Research Center of Michigan 1/1/13–12/31/14. Title: Exploring the etiology of auditory processing disorder Requested: $100,000. Not Funded. 4. P.I., Research Grant, Carls Foundation of Michigan 1/1/13–6/30/14. Title: Exploring the etiology of auditory processing disorder Awarded: $50,000. Funded. No overlap with the current DOD project.