The Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Neurodegenerative Diseases mdpi.com/si/131489 #mdpiijms via IJMS MDPI

Molecular and spatial signatures of mouse brain aging at single-cell resolution @cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Thrilled to see our new paper out in Nature Biotechnology . Spatial-CITE-seq: spatially resolved co-indexing of transcriptome and epitopes for multi-omics sequencing. Big shoutout to Yang Liu, my former postdoc @YaleBME and now assistant professor of pathology and neurology Yale School of Medicine !

Thanks to Dr. Bruce Lamb Bruce Lamb for his great Keynote lecture for Ohio State Chronic Brain Injury Program program Research day. Amazing research!

Congrats to the winners of #BuckeyeNeurosci Research Day today 🥳 Nick Sweeny (undergrad), Christina Marion (postdoc), Sayantanee Biswas (staff), Jonathan Packer (grad student), Lynde Wangler (grad student), and Susan Xu (grad student) 👏👏👏

Myelin dysfunction drives amyloid-β deposition in models of Alzheimer’s disease | oligodendrocytes 🤩 nature.com/articles/s4158…

❗️The Alzheimer’s Research Center of Excellence (ARCOE) is hosting their August meeting next Wednesday @ 10AM in James B040 ❗️Jose Abisambra, PhD (University of Florida Department of Neuroscience) will be presenting on the molecular mechanisms linking #tau, #RNA translation, and #neurodegeneration.

Delayed congratulations to my Postdoc, Diana Acosta, who won a Junior Faculty Award and delivered a terrific presentation at AD/PD 2024 Conference in the beautiful city Lisbon, Portugal! Thanks #ADPD 2024 for selecting her work!

Nick, Tae Yeon and Sheeny from the Fu lab attended the CBI Research Day 2024 (#CBIRD24). Nick gave a fantastic talk and his poster was selected for the best UG poster award! Tae Yeon and Sheeny also gave a great presentation of their posters. Very proud of you guys!

So happy to have Dr. Lea Grinberg visit ARCOE at OSU and my lab! Thanks so much for sharing your very insightful work on sleep dysfunction in AD and PSP!

Fu lab attended the Department of Neuroscience Research Day at OSU. PhD student Tae Yeon Kim gave a great short talk and won the second best Graduate student Poster Award! Research Technician Sheeny Vo also gave a great poster presentation! Congratulations, Tae Yeon and Sheeny!

Thrilled to share our article "A single-cell and spatial RNA-seq database for Alzheimer’s disease (ssREAD)" has been published online Nature Communications. This is a great teamwork between @ Qin Ma BMBL group and Postdoc Diana Acosta in my group. nature.com/articles/s4146…

🚨 LAST CALL!🚨 The Ohio State University College of Medicine #BuckeyeNeurosci is hosting a grad invitational for prospective doctoral students with a passion for #neuroscience research! Application deadline is tomorrow! 🧠 Share the flyer with a friend! 👇

Super excited to announce our latest work in Molecular Neurodegeneration! We generated new anti-acetylated-tau-K174 antibodies that effectively mitigate neurobehavioral impairments and reduce pathology in PS19 mice— alone and in conjunction with TBI. (1/5) Details here: bit.ly/4bbKokA

Nasal tau immunotherapy clears intracellular tau pathology and improves cognitive functions in aged tauopathy mice | Science Translational Medicine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Our new work published today @NatrureMedicine nature.com/articles/s4159… The work led by Neta Rosenzweig (NetaRosezweig) and Kilian Kleemann (Kilian Kleemann). Thanks to our collaborators Bart Eggen, Blurton-Jones Lab, @ReisaSperling Howard L. Weiner, MD Roni Nowarski

Curious about how our understanding of the biology and pathology of tau has evolved to its current state? Check out our new review article at Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology! dlvr.it/T9fy14 written by Celeste and Sarah Naguib, PhD

Single-cell multiregion dissection of Alzheimer’s disease👏 nature.com/articles/s4158…

More evidence that 3TC is protective in Alzheimer's disease/tauopathy: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

So pleased to have Dr. Rakez Kayed visit ARCOE at OSU and my lab! Thanks so much for sharing your excellent work on toxic tau oligomers in AD, DLB, and PSP as well as specific tau antibody immunotherapy on tau mouse model.