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Sleep-wake-related changes in intracellular chloride regulate plasticity at glutamatergic cortical synapses

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By Hannah Alfonsa, Atreyi Chakrabarty, Vladyslav V. Vyazovskiy, Colin J. Akerman
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Keywords synaptic inhibition synaptic plasticity long-term potentiation GABA sleep sleep deprivation chloride Results and discussion Mice tend to spend the majority of time asleep during the light (inactive) period and the majority of time awake during the dark (active) period, especially in the first few hours after dark onset.10 In line with recent work,8,9 we assessed EGABAA at two time points within the 24-h cycle that correspond to either the inactive period (Zeitgeber time 3; ZT3) or...
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RNA Therapeutics As We Enter 2025: Looking Beyond The Horizon Of First-Generation Success

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By Souro Chowdhury, Atreyi Chakrabarty, Natasha Malik, Lifescience Dynamics
| Cell & Gene Verified
By Souro Chowdhury, Atreyi Chakrabarty and Natasha Malik, Lifescience Dynamics As the biopharmaceutical industry prepares for the 43rd JP Morgan Healthcare Conference 2025, RNA therapeutics are poised to command significant attention. Industry leaders like Alnylam, Ionis, and Sarepta, alongside emerging players such as Arcturus and Entrada, are set to showcase their pipelines that demonstrate the field's evolution and potential.
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The World Is What We Eat

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By Atreyi Chakrabarty
| Bluesci Verified
Jacob Ashton tackles one of the biggest challenges facing mankind. “If we fail on food, we fail on everything,” said Charles Godfray in a paper five years ago, addressing concerns over food production and security. Throughout history, being able to sustain a growing population has been at the forefront of the minds of philosophers, politicians and scientists alike.
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