ASAP Team Awatramani (@asapawatramani) 's Twitter Profile
ASAP Team Awatramani

@asapawatramani

Five teams from NW Uni, Chicago and University of California, San Diego come together with the common goal of tackling some fundamental questions in PD research

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Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (@asap_research) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are excited for members from all 35 CRN teams to meet in San Diego to share emerging #PD research findings and trends. Stay tuned for post-meeting highlights!

ASAP Team Awatramani (@asapawatramani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great effort by Maite Azcorra and Zack Gaertner at unraveling molecular and functional distinctions within substantia nigra populations. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Daniel A Dombeck (@danieldombeck) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congrats to Maite Azcorra, Zach Gaertner and team on establishing a connection between functional and genetic dopamine subtypes, including a movement related subtype that doesn't care about rewards! raj awatramani ASAP Team Awatramani Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s #ASAP_CRN nature.com/articles/s4159…

Dr. Monica M. Bertagnolli (@nihdirector) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#NIH-funded research in mice at Northwestern found that dopamine, which affects the reward center in the brain, also helps to control movement. This finding could lead to new research targets for neurological diseases like #Parkinsons. bit.ly/3KsltPm

Zachary Gaertner (@z_gaertner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

That feeling when the director of the #NIH retweets your thesis project 😎 P.S. to those in the comments asking "didn't we already know that?" -- feel free to read the study in Nature Neuroscience to see for yourself what's so novel about our findings!

ASAP Team Awatramani (@asapawatramani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wow ! what an honor! I hope we can continue to describe the distinctive properties of DA subtypes, with consequence for understanding PD and other DA related diseases.

Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (@asap_research) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Big news from GP2! Through cross-cohort analysis, GP2 investigators discovered a novel variant in GBA1 gene associated with higher risk of #Parkinsons in people of African & African Admixed populations. bit.ly/3suh7kk?utm_so…

Big news from GP2! Through cross-cohort analysis, GP2 investigators discovered a novel variant in GBA1 gene associated with higher risk of #Parkinsons in people of African & African Admixed populations. bit.ly/3suh7kk?utm_so…
michaeljfox.org (@michaeljfoxorg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Until recently, our understanding of Parkinson’s biology has been limited to mainly volunteers of European descent. In a groundbreaking research discovery, today new findings published in The Lancet Neurology reveal a novel genetic variant that increases the risk of Parkinson's among

Until recently, our understanding of Parkinson’s biology has been limited to mainly volunteers of European descent. In a groundbreaking research discovery, today new findings published in <a href="/TheLancetNeuro/">The Lancet Neurology</a> reveal a novel genetic variant that increases the risk of Parkinson's among
Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s (@asap_research) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to Ellen, Andy Andrew, and Thomas Thomas Gasser, for your outstanding contributions to the field 🥳. We're thrilled to have them as members of the ASAP network!

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Congrats to September's #OpenScience champions Maite Azorra and Zachary Gaertner! We're recognizing them for sharing underlying fiber photometry and RNA sequencing data, along with the analysis code, protocols, and RRIDs. See more: parkinsonsroadmap.org/open-science-c…

Congrats to September's #OpenScience champions Maite Azorra and <a href="/Z_Gaertner/">Zachary Gaertner</a>! We're recognizing them for sharing underlying fiber photometry and RNA sequencing data, along with the analysis code, protocols, and RRIDs. See more: parkinsonsroadmap.org/open-science-c…
Michael Okun (@michaelokun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A person with Parkinson's disease can't walk because of severe freezing but put him on a bike and he is fine. Great case by Snijders and Bas Bloem Love the explanation: 'This striking kinesia paradoxica may be explained by the bicycle's rotating pedals, which may act as an

MackenzieLab-Sweden (@mackenzielab1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Proudly sharing our study on the subthalamic and para-subthalamic nuclei (STN vs. pSTN), and their different roles in behavioral avoidance and aversion. Great work by GP Serra et al: A role for the subthalamic nucleus in aversive learning: Cell Reports cell.com/cell-reports/f…

BevanLab (@lab_bevan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Increases in subthalamic activity facilitate locomotion and are selectively impaired in Huntington's disease mice with locomotor deficits, led by Dr. Josh Callahan. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…