Dr. Kent Berridge
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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I mean, there's several of these receptors.
GLP-1 is one receptor, but there's several in the family that drugs are now targeting.
And sometimes the drugs are now going to come in combination for two receptors, which may be more effective.
So there is room to tailor and possibly based on individualized analyses, including maybe genetic analyses, it will be possible to diagnose eventually.
Well, I'm coming towards the end of my career, so I'm sort of kind of a little bit too late for the AI.
No, no.
Well, I think AI is going to be really, really helpful in so many ways, both in clinical work and in basic research work.
So it's a wonderful thing.
But it's still kind of bubbling up and just beginning to be applied.
My work has not used it, but I think it has a lot of promise.
Sure.
Well, I'm not going to actually retire for a few more years.
I'm still going to participate intellectually and write things on these themes.
But I'm closing down my research lab, which has been optogenetic research and other brain manipulation in animals to do it.
And the reason I'm doing that is, well, I'm 69.
I've had a lab here at the University of Michigan for 40 years.
That's a good long time.
National funding for scientific research is going down, and there are new junior colleagues who are coming up and who need funding and who need lab space and things of that sort.
So I've had a good run, and I think it's about time that I step aside and make room for people who are coming up in this way.
The resources are limited.
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