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K. Russell

Children's Hospital Colorado

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Bdnf-Ntrk2 Signaling Promotes but is not Essential for Spinal Cord Myelination in Larval Zebrafish

K. Russell, Christina A. Kearns, Macie B. Walker, Christopher S. Knoeckel, Angeles B. Ribera, Caleb A. Doll, Bruce Appel

The paper investigates the role of Bdnf-Ntrk2 signaling in spinal cord myelination in zebrafish, finding it contributes but is not essential for myelin formation.

bioRxiv · Feb 19, 2025 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology

Synchronicity in zebrafish locomotive circuit development mediated by electrical pacemaker interneurons

Kaleb D. Miles, C. Madison Barker, K. Russell, Bruce Appel, Caleb A. Doll

This study shows that pacemaker interneurons synchronize motor neuron activity in zebrafish embryos through electrical gap junctions, and disruptions in this process are linked to hyperactivity in Fragile X syndrome models.

Journal of Neuroscience · Jul 5, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

A Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial Demonstrates Improved Cognitive Function in Senior Dogs Supplemented with a Senolytic and NAD+ Precursor Combination.

K. E. Simon, K. Russell, A. Mondino, C.-C. Yang, B. C. Case, Z. Anderson, C. Whitley, E. Griffith, M. E. Gruen, N. J. Olby

This study shows that a combination of a senolytic and NAD+ precursor improves owner-assessed cognitive function in senior dogs.

bioRxiv · Feb 26, 2024 · PreprintAnimal Behavior & Cognition

Radioactive Contamination in Feral Dogs in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone: Population Body-Burden Survey and Implications for Human Radiation Exposure

J. Hecla, E. Kambarian, R. Tubbs, C. McKinley, A. J. Berliner, K. Russell, G. Spatola, J. Chertok, W. Braun, N. Hank, C. Marquette, J. Betz, T. Paik, M. Chenery, A. Cagan, , T. Mousseau

The paper surveys radioactive contamination in feral dogs near Chernobyl, finding internal 137Cs levels up to 30,000 Bq/kg and external contamination in 21/288 animals, with implications for human exposure.

bioRxiv · Apr 12, 2022Zoology

Insights from two decades of the Student Conference on Conservation Science

J. Geldmann, H. Alves-Pinto, T. Amano, H. Bartlett, A. P. Christie, L. Collas, S. C. Cooke, R. Correa, I. Cripps, A. Doherty, T. Finch, E. E. Garnett, F. Hua, J. P. G. Jones, T. Kasoar, , A. Balmford

This study analyzes 3,245 SCCS conference applications to show increased focus on human-nature benefits and social science integration in tropical field research by early-career conservationists.

bioRxiv · Oct 30, 2019Ecology