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Borrowed mitochondria, spared neurons - Cell Research

Cell Research - Borrowed mitochondria, spared neurons

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Mitochondria contact lipid droplets through the mitochondrial import complex binding to lipid metabolism enzyme Ayr1 👉https://rdcu.be/e7dRa bit.ly/4baJZAO

Mitochondria contact lipid droplets through the mitochondrial import complex binding to lipid metabolism enzyme Ayr1 - Nature Cell Biology

Heinen et al. show that the mitochondrial import complex recruits lipid droplets to the mitochondrial outer membrane. The mitochondrial import complex binds to the lipid metabolism enzyme Ayr1 and con...

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Excited to share our new paper from the Williams lab, led by Nina-Lydia Kazakou 🚀 I’m delighted to have contributed to this study on how the diabetes drug metformin impacts mitochondria and human oligodendrocyte function! 🧠 read it here at: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Metformin alters mitochondria-related metabolism and enhances human oligodendrocyte function - Nature Communications

Metformin is under clinical trial for brain neuroprotection but how it may work is poorly understood. Here, the authors show that metformin helps myelin formation by human oligodendrocytes and improve...

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@kellie-horan.bsky.social from our @annawilliamslab.bsky.social lab giving the first flash talk at the @mssocietyuk.bsky.social ECR retreat held in @cambridgeuni.bsky.social !

It’s international woman’s day! Well we have a lot of amazing women in our group to celebrate from our fierce leader @annawilliamslab.bsky.social to our PhD students, postdocs, bioinformaticians, and everyone in between💪🏻 Thank you ladies for being amazing scientists, colleagues and friends 💜💙🩵

Excited to be working with the Planet Earth team this year for Edinburgh @pintofscience 🌎 tickets are on sale now! 🎟️ 👇ranging from the evolution of dinosaur brains…to mapping out the climate future of Edinburgh - there’s something for everyone 🧠 pintofscience.co.uk/events/edinb...

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Researchers from the University of Edinburgh share their discoveries with you.

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People living with multiple sclerosis #MS could be prescribed personalised treatment in future, helped by research published in Neuron today in which Prof Anna Williams and colleagues studied more than half a million brain cells. @mssocietyuk regeneration-repair.ed.ac.uk/personalised... #CRM

The UKRN replication games are ongoing. We have 54 participants reproducing 14 papers. Breakdown: 8 @naturehumbehav.bsky.social, 4 @psychscience.bsky.social, 1 @ajpseditor.bsky.social and 1 @aeajournals.bsky.social. Lots of fun (and coffee as this event started at 4AM ET)!

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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My first first author paper is out! doi.org/10.3390/gene... Main message: 💸 Less expensive sequencing methods can provide just as good quality single-cell data 📊 With David A. D. Munro, Meryam Beniazza, Josef Priller, @annawilliamslab.bsky.social, Andrea Corisnotti

A new News & Views article from our lab @annawilliamslab.bsky.social is out today highlighting some major advances in understanding MS using spatial transcriptomics. A great lunchtime read from @kellie-horan.bsky.social 📖📊 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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 applying it to the spatially het...

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