Online now! ✨Jian Sima et al integrate multi-layered epigenetic remodeling after traumatic brain injury within a multicellular, spatiotemporal framework.
#TBI#epigenetic reprogramming https://https://t.co/0mYdZYx5mO
Online now! ✨Lizhi Chen et al identified specific components of the gut microbiota exert either beneficial or detrimental causal effects on the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
#Alzheimer’s disease #gut microbiota 🔗https://t.co/W3VTkO8Xt1
Online now! ✨Zhenyu Ju et al systematically reviewed the dynamic remodeling of higher-order chromatin architecture during aging and its underlying mechanisms.
#senescence#aging#3D architecture of chromatin
🔗https://t.co/LKe7ecwGyH
Online now!✨Huang and Tan et al identify Apelin-13 as a promising therapeutic candidate for mitigating age-related vulnerability to cerebral ischemia and improving cognitive outcomes in older individuals.
#Apelin-13 #cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury
https://t.co/KAl2MIvURL
Online now!✨Prof. Huiru Wang considers proactive health has become an essential component of China's future health security system and sports are a significant part of the proactive health strategy. #active aging #proactive health
🔗https://t.co/p00eSPFIzO
Online now!✨Jiang, Liu, Cai et al introduce a series of emerging TCR-T-related technologies targeting cancer-testis antigens from various aspects, aiming to offer new strategies for the development of TCR-T cell therapy. #TCR-T #cancer-testis antigens
🔗https://t.co/vzaf2PpSFL
Online now!✨Jian Sima et al. the roles and mechanisms of Wnt signaling in Alzheimer's disease. They highlight Wnt as a promising disease-modifying axis for synaptic and network resilience. #Alzheimers#WntSignaling https://t.co/MKs26oldmT
We’re delighted to welcome professor @Poplawski_Lab to the Aging Research team!
His work focuses on aging, neural repair, and regeneration in the central nervous system.
We’re delighted to welcome professor @garriearumugam to the Aging Research team!
His research focuses on neuronal cell death, novel therapeutic targets for neurological disorders, and brain aging.
We’re delighted to welcome professor @BergersenL to the Aging Research team!
Her research focuses on brain energy metabolism, neuroglial interactions, and the role of lactate signaling via the HCAR1 receptor in brain function and ageing.