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If you are a grad student/postdoc who want to share your #Alzheimer's disease research, here's a perfect chance! Showcase your work (~15min) at the new 🧠 AD Trainee Happy Hour Seminar Series 🧠 every Friday @ 3pm EST 🍸sign up under Trainee tab ⬇️docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

More evidences of the protective role of #TREM2 by the splendid talk of Bu Group Research at #AATADPD. Importantly, the timing of the disease matters! – the earlier we enhance TREM2 function, the better? Even before amyloid plaques are formed? 🤔

TREM2 holds off Aβ plaques, but is ineffectual once plaque growth kicks into high gear. The receptor may be most protective early in disease. ow.ly/Ziv450zlPly

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Another fantastic journal club！

Very excited to share our paper reporting LRP1 as a neuronal receptor for alpha-synuclein uptake and spread!@MolNeuro yuka guojunbulab Todd Golde David Holtzman Mayo Clinic Neuro

Very excited to share our work showing the importance of TREM2 expression during amyloid seeding stage! Journal of Experimental Medicine Wu Lab at UTHealth Mayo Clinic Neuro Mayo Clinic

🎉Thrilled to share our new paper ⁦Science Advances⁩ led by first author Dr. Yunjung Jin! Big thanks to all our amazing collaborators! ⁦@owenaross⁩ Shunsuke Koga⁩ ⁦Dr. Pam McLean⁩ ⁦Tsuneya Ikezu⁩ ⁦⁦Mayo Clinic Neuro⁩ ⁦ science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Online now: APOE genotype determines cell-type-specific pathological landscape of Alzheimer’s disease dlvr.it/TJdBqc

Excited to share our findings on how APOE genotype impacts cell responses to AD using human brain snRNAseq. Huge thanks to the team for all the hard work! #apoe Prof. Melissa E. Murray 📸🔬 Mayo Clinic Neuro Neuron

Excited to share this work from our lab, out in ACS Chemical Biology! 🎉 “In Situ Labeling of Pathogenic Tau Using Photo-Affinity Chemical Probes” by previous lab member Pengju Nie and current lab members You (Emily) Wu and Shekar Mekala, PhD pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…