
Postdoc @VollumInstitute studying synapses. Likes cycling, hiking, wrangling data, and petting dogs. Follow me for updates on my plants. She/her.
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The second half of my dissertation work is now up on bioRxiv! Here we examine the contribution of the functional domains of Dystroglycan to inhibitory MLI:PC synapses in cerebellar cortex 🧵
Distinct functional domains of Dystroglycan regulate inhibitory synapse formation and maintenance in cerebellar Purkinje cells biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
What about intracellular interactions? I generated a PC specific Dystroglycan ICD truncation to get at this question. Interestingly, these mice had impaired synapse function but totally normal synapse formation.
Do you study cerebellar Purkinje cells? Do you use conditional genetics to manipulate said Purkinje cells? Friend, do I have a paper for you: Tools for Cre-Mediated Conditional Deletion of Floxed Alleles from Developing Cerebellar Purkinje Cells eneuro.org/content/11/6/ENEU…
For kicks, I also characterized the timecourse of reporter expression and Dystroglycan deletion using virally expressed Cre (AAV8-CMV-Cre at P0) and found a similar timecourse to that of Pcp2-Cre.
Jennifer Jahncke retweeted
It's hard to believe, but the first of the year's Advanced Research Training Courses is already over! Students in the Analytical and Quantitative Light Microscopy (@AQLMMBL) course arrived on campus on April 24 and head home today.








