Julia van de Korput

@juliavdkorput.bsky.social

Translational Neuroscience PhD student interested in the process of demyelination in Multiple Sclerosis at Prof David Lyons lab and Prof Anna Williams lab 🧠🔬 @lyons-lab.bsky.social @annawilliamslab.bsky.social The University of Edinburgh

New preprint from the lab 🥳 We made new knock-in zebrafish 🐟 that fluorescently tag endogenous neurofascins. So now, we can live-image neuronal nfasca/NF186 and glial nfascb/NF155 non-invasively, as nerves, nodes of Ranvier and paranodes develop in vivo 🧵👇 www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

Live-imaging of endogenous neurofascins reveals glial adhesion shapes developing nodes of Ranvier

The organisation of myelinated axons into specialised domains is essential for saltatory conduction and depends on the polarised distribution of neuronal and glial cell-adhesion molecules, including n...

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Two fantastic papers were published today in @NatureNeuro highlighting some major advances in understanding MS using spatial transcriptomics 🧬 I feel very lucky to have the chance to write a News & Views article about them! ⭐️ Read it here: rdcu.be/dY9Hk

Mapping out multiple sclerosis with spatial transcriptomics

Nature Neuroscience - In this issue, Alsema, Wijering, Miedema, Kotah et al. and Lerma-Martin, Badia-i-Mompel et al. demonstrate the ever-growing possibilities of spatial transcriptomics by...

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