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During the previous funding period, we established proximity biotinylation approaches to map protein organization within presynaptic subcompartments both in vivo and in vitro. These studies enabled the spatial mapping of signaling pathways that may regulate presynaptic functions. In the upcoming funding period, we will investigate how key signaling proteins shape synaptic transmission properties, thereby contributing to heterogeneity among synapses of the same neuron and diversity across synapses of distinct neuronal subtypes.

Noa Henia Lipstein-Thoms Ph.D

Noa Lipstein

Principal Investigator
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B8: “Protein aggregation: markers and drivers of synaptic dysfunction”

Tiago Outeiro

Z2: “Integration of computational models and experimental data”

Stefan Bonn & Christian Tetzlaff

C11: “Energy optimization as an organizing principle for protein dynamics at the synapse”

Tatjana Tchumatchenko