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Kellie Martin

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

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Spermidine alleviates depression via control of the stress response

Sarah Mackert, Christine Niemeyer, Yara Mecdad, Tim Ebert, Thomas Bajaj, Sylvère Durand, Sebastian J. Hofer, Andreas Zellner, Bianca Besteher, Jan Engelmann, Barbara Gisabella, Valerie Kempf, Lily A. Heckmann, Marcel Laakmann, Emily L. Newman, , Nils C. Gassen

This study shows that spermidine supplementation improves depression symptoms by enhancing autophagy and correcting polyamine imbalances in both humans and mice.

bioRxiv · Dec 4, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience

N1-methylation of adenosine (m1A) in ND5 mRNA leads to complex I dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease

Marko Jörg, Johanna E. Plehn, Marco Kristen, Marc Lander, Lukas Walz, Christine Lietz, Julie Wijns, Florian Pichot, Liliana Rojas-Charry, Kellie Martin, Nicolas Ruffini, Nastasja Kreim, Susanne Gerber, Yuri Motorin, Kristina Endres, , Kristina Friedland

The paper shows that m1A methylation of ND5 mRNA, catalyzed by TRMT10C, leads to translation repression and mitochondrial dysfunction in Alzheimer's disease.

Molecular Psychiatry · Jan 29, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience