Want you for my project

[David J. Kanter]

I'm taking an undergraduate-level bio class, which requires a 
paper presentation. The paper is supposed to be like a research 
grant application --- we have to pick an unresolved topic in 
biology or medicine, and describe how we'd go about resolving 
this dilemma.
Part of this project requires talking to someone familiar with 
the unresolved dilemma of our choosing, so that each student can 
get some ideas on how to approach the dilemma’s solution from, 
say, a laboratory perspective.
I have chosen growth cones as a topic --- what controls the 
navigation of growth cones? What controls arborization? I haven’t 
read much about the subject, but I find it fascinating.
Is there anyone who would be willing to correspond with me and 
exchange ideas on how growth cones are navigated?
Thanks,
Dave (Internet: djkanter at nwu.edu)
read much about the subject, but I find it fascinating.
Is there anyone who would be willing to correspond with me and 
exchange ideas on how growth cones are navigated?
Thanks,
Dave (Internet: djkanter at nwu.edu)
exchange ideas on how growth cones are navigated?

Thanks,
Dave (Internet: djkanter at nwu.edu)