Adam Schroer

Cellular and behavioral neuroimmunologist
Postdoctoral scholar in the Villeda lab at UCSF

[UCSF Bakar Aging Research Institute @UCSFAging]

The goal of science is reproducibility. Newly published stories out in @Nature, @NatureAging, and @NatureComms today show it's possible for researchers to independently come to the same conclusion, identifying PF4 as cognition enhancing blood factor 🧵1/4

[Villeda Lab @VilledaLab]

This is a super cool convergence of work coming out of the labs of @DenaDubal @UCSF and Tara Walker @QldBrainInst demonstrating that the same plate factor – PF4 – can rejuvenate cognition in the context of klotho, exercise and young blood! @NatureAging @NatureComms

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

An impressive trio of papers makes a strong case for platelet factor 4 (PF4) as the key to reducing inflammation and improving cognition in the aged brain model
https://t.co/OsBCod16pR @Nature @VilledaLab @UCSFMedicine @justsaysinmice

[nature @Nature]

A protein involved in wound healing can improve learning and memory in ageing mice https://t.co/pe8m2pJDDQ

[Adam Schroer @AdamSchroer3]

Excited to share our work out now out in @Nature ! @VilledaLab @UCSFAging @SCAgingBrain
Platelet factors attenuate inflammation and rescue cognition in ageing | Nature https://t.co/aonUSjVpr7