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WEBINAR :: friday 22/11 h. 3:00 pm
Bilal E. Kerman, Keck School of Medicine of USC :: Exploring APOE4's Role in Alzheimer's Disease Using Stem Cells
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Small worm, big impact: Nobel prize for Ambros’s and Ruvkun’s microRNAs
A success for basic research: this story underscores that we need to look beyond the scope of immediate application
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Lab & Facilities
PICO - Platform for Imaging at Cavalieri Ottolenghi: our Facility equipped with excellent quality light microscopes
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NICO: an institute devoted to basic research
Alzheimer, Huntington, multiple sclerosis. The road towards their cure starts with understanding the molecular and cellular mechanisms which underlie their pathogenesis
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Research Groups at NICO
10 groups, 20 professors, 70 researchers and 30 national and international research projects and networks we participate in
Neuroscience institute Cavalieri Ottolenghi
The main goal of NICO research center is to study the fundamental biological mechanisms of nervous system function, whose knowledge is essential for the development of innovative therapeutic approaches for neurodegenerative diseases and psychiatric disorders.
RESEARCHERS
YEARS
average age
PROFESSORS
WOMEN
researchers
SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
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Adult neurogenesis and “immature” neurons in mammals: an evolutionary trade-off in plasticity?
Brain Structure and Function , October 2023
Luca Bonfanti, Chiara La Rosa, Marco Ghibaudi, Chet C Sherwood
Research group: Adult Neurogenesis
Advanced materials and biofabrication technologies to design in vitro functional central nervous system models
Frontiers in Medical Engineering
, 4 October 2023
Traldi C, Chiappini V, Menduti G, Tonda-Turo C, Boido M
Research Group NICO: Brain development and disease
A novel compound enhances nerve-muscle interaction stability and physical endurance, counteracting sarcopenia in the elderly.
Aging and Disease
, 2 August 2023
Synergistically Acting on Myostatin and Agrin Pathways Increases Neuromuscular Junction Stability and Endurance in Old Mice
Schellino Roberta, Marina Boido, Jan W. Vrijbloed, Ruggero G. Fariello, Alessandro Vercelli
Research Group NICO: Brain development and disease
Events & Meetings
