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Mechanical load conditions the spectrin network to `run-on' proteolysis and promotes early onset neurodegeneration

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By Nawaphat Malaiwong, Anne-Kristin Dahse, Lynn Lin, Ravi K. Das
| BioRxiv
Abstract The correct homeostasis of the neuronal cytoskeleton and its dynamics is important for health and disease. Forces constantly act on the neurons in our body, leading to subtle axonal deformations and length changes. The spectrin cytoskeleton is known as a key player that protects neurons against mechanical damage. How the spectrin cytoskeleton changes with age and how it influences mechanoprotection in aging animals is not well understood.
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Neural engineering with photons as synaptic transmitters - Nature Methods

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By Montserrat Porta-de-la-Riva, Adriana Gonzalez, Neus Sanfeliu-Cerdán, Nawaphat Malaiwong, Aleksandra Pidde, Pablo Fernandez Verified, Pablo Fernández Verified
| Nature Verified
Extended Data Fig. 1 Nose touch avoidance behavior in wild-type and eat-4 vesicular glutamate transporter mutant. (a) Schematic of the behavioral assay. The yes/no response of a single animal is recorded as it navigates into a user-controlled obstacle (eyebrow hair). (b, c) Wiring of the nociceptive avoidance circuit with the representative result of an experiment of 10 trials conducted on 10 animals in (b) wild-type and (c) eat-4(ky5) mutants.
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FLInt: Single Shot Safe Harbor Transgene Integration via Fluorescent Landmark Interference

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By Michael Krieg, Nawaphat Malaiwong, Montserrat Porta-de-la-Riva
| BioRxiv
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