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Moa Södergren

Uppsala University

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GABA-induced Ca2+ signaling in the primary cilium of neurons

Gonzalo Sanchez, Moa Södergren, Devendra Kumar Maurya, Alfhild Grönbladh, Maria Lindskog, Olof Idevall‐Hagren

This study shows that GABA receptor subtype 1 localizes to primary cilia of neurons and initiates ciliary Ca2+ signaling, distinct from its inhibitory role in other neuronal domains.

bioRxiv · May 26, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience

Early astrocytic dysfunction is associated to mistuned synapses as well as anxiety and depressive-like behavior in the AppNL-F mouse model of Alzheimers disease

Benjamin Portal, Moa Södergren, Teo Parés i Borrell, Romain Giraud, Nicole G. Metzendorf, Greta Hultqvist, Per Nilsson, Maria Lindskog

The paper investigates early synaptic dysfunction and emotional behavior in AppNL-F mice, finding reactive astrocytes contribute to synaptic mistuning before Aβ plaques and are linked to depressive-like behavior.

Journal of Alzheimer s Disease · Jul 4, 2024Peer-reviewedNeuroscience