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Integrative Neuroscience of Cognition and Aging

@inca_lab

PI: Taylor W. Schmitz (@taylorwschmitz). Unofficial cholinergic system fan club. @WesternU

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(part 2) Hayley Shanks discusses the p75 neurotrophin receptor as a drug target for promoting neuronal resilience to Alzheimer's disease dx.doi.org/10.14283/jpad.…. With collaborators Frank Longo and Stephen Massa Stanford Medicine and an assist from @k8onuska.

(part 2) <a href="/hayleyrcshanks/">Hayley Shanks</a> discusses the p75 neurotrophin receptor as a drug target for promoting neuronal resilience to Alzheimer's disease dx.doi.org/10.14283/jpad.…. With collaborators Frank Longo and Stephen Massa <a href="/StanfordMed/">Stanford Medicine</a> and an assist from @k8onuska.
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#SchulichMedDent's PhD candidate Hayley Shanks may play for Western's women's football team, but off the field, she's tackling Alzheimer’s disease through her research. Read more in this story by Makaila Atsonglo. ⤵️ brnw.ch/21wGzrh

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Congrats to our own Taylor W. Schmitz and all other awardees! Western innovators receive Early Researchers Awards - Western News news.westernu.ca/2024/03/wester…

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A phase 1 trial of a p75 #neurotrophin receptor, LM11A-31, in mild to moderate #Alzheimers disease suggests that p75 modulation is safe and attenuates measures of degeneration. #p75NTR Hayley Shanks Integrative Neuroscience of Cognition and Aging Taylor W. Schmitz Western University nature.com/articles/s4159…

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A paper in Nature Medicine reports that a phase 2a trial of drug candidate LM11A-31 in mild to moderate Alzheimer disease suggests that p75 neurotrophin receptor modulation is safe and attenuates measures of degeneration. go.nature.com/4bKzJhx

A paper in <a href="/NatureMedicine/">Nature Medicine</a> reports that a phase 2a trial of drug candidate LM11A-31 in mild to moderate Alzheimer disease suggests that p75 neurotrophin receptor modulation is safe and attenuates measures of degeneration. go.nature.com/4bKzJhx