Activity-dependent synapto-nuclear signaling is impaired yet pharmacologically rescuable in mSOD1 MNs, supporting synapto-nuclear signaling as a determinant of MN resilience.
Findings identify PKCα as part of a signaling program associated with synaptic function and support a role for PKCα-dependent processes in adaptive updating of learned fear in Prkca-/- mice.
Lulu An, Miyoung Yang, Q. Ding et al.· Neurobiology of Stress· 0 citations
Functional analysis of neuronal activity reveals delayed synaptic maturation in loss-of-function mutations and insights into how KIF1A mutations with distinct molecular-level impacts lead to significant downstream synaptic deficits in human neurons.
Jayne Aiken, Carris Borland, Nicolas Marotta et al.· Journal of Cell Biology· 0 citations
Together, coordinated molecular, cellular, and circuit-level mechanisms establish the synaptic architecture underlying cerebellar computation, motor coordination, and adaptive learning, which are the central focus of this review.
Farshid Ghiyamihoor, Azam Asemi Rad, Hasan Marzban· International Journal of Mol...· 0 citations
The dentate gyrus (DG) is a critical regulator of cortical input processing in the hippocampus, supporting spatial navigation and memory processing. In epilepsy, the DG undergoes extensive structural and functional reorganization that diminishes its ability to filter afferent inputs, resulting in enhanced hippocampal h...
D. Subramanian, Shivakeshavan R. Giridharan, Aayma Irfan et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Peripheral myelination requires precise axon-glia communication, yet the neuronal intrinsic machinery that governs the release of axonal signals remains incompletely understood. Here, we discover that RhoA, a classic cytoskeletal regulator, is highly expressed in postnatal spinal motoneurons and unexpectedly governs th...
Ye He, Shu-Yi Xu, Ying Zou et al.· Communications Biology· 0 citations
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