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Scientists discovery a new mechanism on why older people are susceptible to Alzheimer´s disease, opening a new window on therapy.
Big congratulations to @TheFangGroupUiO and all co-authors on this important @NatureAging article.
Full manuscript
nature.com/articles/s43587-0…
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Great science and good vibes at the EMBO Neuronal Autophagy workshop in Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain!
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
🧠 EMBO Workshop 2026
Neuronal autophagy: from circuit function to therapy
📍 Spain | 17–21 May
⏳ Deadline: 28 February 2026
#EMBO #Neuroscience
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
Hey, mito Twitter community (whoever is left here). Can you please help me amplify this message? Postdoc position available in Düsseldorf!
Very happy to announce the 2nd Neuronal Autophagy Meeting!
Exciting speaker line-up covering synaptic proteostasis, metabolism & neurodegeneration.
🗓 Registration closes 15 Feb
meetings.embo.org/event/26-n…
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A rare genetic variant confers resistance to neurodegeneration across multiple neurological disorders by augmenting selective autophagy: Neuron cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S08…
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Our paper is finally out on our experimentally-driven neuromechanical model to explain how spinal inhibition makes you do things faster! cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
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Synaptophysin accelerates synaptic vesicle fusion by expanding the membrane upon neurotransmitter loading | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
How does the brain work?
Scientists are closer to the answer with the largest wiring diagram and functional map of a mammalian brain to date. 🧵
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New profile up! I had the great pleasure of interviewing @GattoGraziana on her career, passion for spinal cord circuits, and more. Check it out :)
Check out our latest profile! Dr. Graziana Gatto (@GattoGraziana)
studies the spinal cord circuits involved in sensorimotor adaptation.
Follow the link to learn more! storiesofwin.org/profiles/20…
#StoriesOfWiN #WomenInNeuroscience
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✨New issue!✨
Check out the latest in #metabolism research from across all disciplines.
Read about #EVs, #Exercise, #GlucoseMonitoring, #LiverMetabolism , #Mechanosensation, #Neurometabolism - and many more topics!
nature.com/natmetab/volumes/…
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
How do different cortical neuron types contribute to circuit dysfunction in #Huntington’s disease?
Check out our new collaborative study with @takaki_komiyama, now out as a preprint.
A tour de force by @S_Blumenstock.
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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The endocytic adaptor AP-2 maintains Purkinje cell function by balancing cerebellar parallel and climbing fiber synapses dlvr.it/THrJ1N
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Oligodendrocyte precursor cells facilitate neuronal lysosome release: nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
We are currently hiring a motivated PhD student to study the cerebellar thalamo-cortical loop in mice and contribute to the understanding of the neuronal mechanisms of ataxia (#CRC1451). Please visit: academics.de/jobs/phd-positi…
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
Our latest profile is here! Dr. Natalia Kononenko (@KononenkoLab) studies the cellular & molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative diseases. Click the link to learn more and listen to the full interview 💜
storiesofwin.org/profiles/20…
#StoriesOfWiN #WomenInNeuroscience #WomenInNeuro
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
Last week to apply for a PhD position in my lab to dissect the cortico-spinal circuits for hindlimb control in healthy and Huntington mice. Email me CV, cover letter at the latest by Jan 22.
Excited to share our latest work-#Autophagy protects Purkinje cells by keeping their glycolysis low! A novel link between brain metabolism and #neurodegeneration. Gratefull to all collaborators for making this possible! #GattoGraziana #FrezzaLab #CRC1451 nature.com/articles/s42255-0…
Natalia Kononenko retweeted
PhD position: Join Perlson Lab to explore exosomal communication at the NMJ. Use cutting-edge techniques (omics, tagging, live imaging) in collaboration with a leading biotech company. High fellowship. Send CV to [email protected]






















