Is the weakening of motor ability with age inevitable? In a new study, we find that increasing levels of the protein Trio in aging #Drosophila preserves motor synaptic structures, improves function and defers the age-dependent decline of motor ability https://t.co/FVpoE5OD5V
Delighted to contribute to the study of our Lausanne colleague @mc_gambetta , and co-authors, of long range meta-domains governing gene regulation in #Drosophila neurons - https://t.co/sIQZNHcAQK
Delighted to welcome the many visitors to our lab today to learn about motor ageing in #Drosophila as part of #PortesOuvertesEPFL. A special thanks to our hardworking presenters Evelyne & Greta and to all the supporting lab members.
19 works received awards in the 2023 SNSF Scientific Image Competition: microorganisms, vortices, poverty, archives, a transparent frog... All of these images reveal hidden beauty in #Science.
#Photo#Video#Research#SwissScienceImage
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Gratifying that we, with many others, could contribute to this important work https://t.co/gIbY1m0qUG and aid in modelling CerTra in #Drosophila. Hopefully this is the first rung on the ladder towards understanding and treating this novel neurodevelopmental disorder.
Sometimes working on basic science has implications for people’s life. Studying intracellular lipid trafficking we have stumbled upon a group of individuals affected by neurodevelopmental syndrome and bearing mutations in CERT1 https://t.co/LkTMMWYKWh
Very honoured to be the new director of the BMI @Brainmind_EPFL & thank you all for your kind words of support. Neuroscience @EPFL_en cannot fail but to prosper with such tremendous colleagues. I eagerly anticipate the discoveries we will make together.
Are you an #undergrad from anywhere in the world? Want to spend your next summer doing cutting-edge research in biology in Lausanne, Switzerland? Applications are now open for our renowned Summer Research Program in Life Sciences! @epflSV@EPFL_en
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Thanks to @BPoD_mrc for selecting our scanning electron microscope images of #Drosophila eyes, generated by @JamshidAsadzade and Wei Jiao together with Graham Knott & EPFL BioEM https://t.co/fJeRvadhOM, as their image of the day. @mccabelab@Brainmind_EPFL@epflSV
EDNE student Marine Van Campenhoudt appeared on @RTScqfd on @RadioTeleSuisse to talk about the recent publication of the @mccabelab on neurodegeneration led by @JamshidAsadzade - https://t.co/SoqBnSwThH: Listen to it here: https://t.co/VcfwrONupx
PhD student Marine Van Campenhoudt appeared on @RTScqfd on @RadioTeleSuisse today to talk about our recent work led by @JamshidAsadzade on neurodegeneration - https://t.co/yryh06DEAz. If you didn’t catch it live, you can listen to it here (en français) - https://t.co/HuekrMlwR8
Nice article about our work on Tau and Retromer - https://t.co/Agbq4zkSO7. You can also watch a visualisation of our new method to quantitate single axon neurodegeneration within #Drosophila brains here - https://t.co/dTFdyA2fok. @Brainmind_EPFL@epflSV@EPFL_Imaging
A new study by EPFL researchers reveals how a malfunctioning protein complex can lead to the buildup of toxic forms of Tau, a protein involved in Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders.
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A new study by @mccabelab@Brainmind_EPFL reveals how a malfunctioning protein complex can lead to the buildup of toxic forms of Tau, a protein involved in Alzheimer’s disease and other neurodegenerative disorders. https://t.co/JK5Fv8WVhf #epfl
New publication by @mccabelab in @NatureComms
Retromer deficiency in Tauopathy models enhances the truncation and toxicity of Tau.
Congratulations to all the authors !
https://t.co/GGOKyE0p00 #epfl
Delighted our Tau & Retromer study is published https://t.co/fJeRvacJZe led by the indefatigable @JamshidAsadzade. Grateful to our collaborators Graham Knott, Scott Small and @isantamaria & for the support of EPFL @LeBIOP, Bernard Schneider and the EPFL Gene Therapy platform.
The cruelest cut: new lab @NatComm paper https://t.co/Agbq4zkSO7 shows retromer deficiency (implicated in #PD & #Alz) increases human Tau truncation & toxicity. We develop tools to quantitate Tau neurodegeneration with single synapse/axon resolution in intact #Drosophila brains.