Alexandra Nicaise
@telencephale
neural stem cells & the choroid plexus in progressive MS using patient-based 2D and 3D cellular models; in @Pluchinolab
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CellAge Database of Cell #Senescence Genes genomics.senescence.info/cells/ 279 Senescence-associated genes 869 Longevity-associated genes A multidimensional systems biology analysis of cellular senescence in aging and disease Cleo Bishop Lab João Pedro de Magalhães Genome Biology 2020
🌟 Review alert: Curious about the role of the ChP in multiple sclerosis (MS) neuropathology🧠? Check out Alexandra Hochstetler, PhD review on how the ChP regulates CSF💧immune infiltration and signature + contributes to CSF composition in MS. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11…
And it's out! The BIC lab presents our new perspective article on "Immune Control of Brain Physiology" - fresh off the press at Nature Rev Immunol nature.com/articles/s4157… wonderful synergy Mariángeles Kovacs Samir and twitterless Amaia Dominguez-Belloso.
Senescent cells in the choroid plexus may be responsible for age-related weakening of the blood-CSF barrier. They trigger macrophages to release a protease that breaks down tight junctions. #alzheimersdisease Science | CAS Dubai ow.ly/503850Vbbx7
Excited to finally have this published! Out today in Nature Communications, we show that following demyelination in a mouse model of Multiple Sclerosis, treatment of senescent microglia with senolytics leads to improved remyelination. nature.com/articles/s4146… 1/3
🚨 New in Nature Communications: We present a spatial multi-omics platform that maps the metabolome, lipidome, and glycome from a single brain section. Combining MALDI imaging with our computational tool Sami, we reveal metabolic diversity in health and Alzheimer's disease. 🔗
Excited to share our new paper in J Transl Med: …nslational-medicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… ICV delivery of fetal-derived neural stem cells is safe and may slow disease in SOD1 ALS mice. A small step in a bigger fight. Grateful to all involved, and fitting timing during #ALSAwarenessMonth
Led by Ya'el Courtney, PhD and out today in Nature Neuroscience: the brain's fluid-secreting organ — the choroid plexus — can reshape neural development through a powerful, little-known process. & it can be hijacked by serotonergic drugs like LSD. 🧠👇 A thread rdcu.be/eoaSY