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Noah Leever

University of South Carolina

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LIS1 is critical for axon integrity in adult mice

Samaneh Matoo, Anne Ventrone, Shreena Patel, Jack K Otterson, Sean Noonan, Noah Leever, Timothy J. Hines, Ashley L. Kalinski, Deanna S. Smith

This study shows LIS1 depletion in adult mice causes axonal degeneration in projection neurons, suggesting LIS1's role in maintaining axon integrity in mature neurons.

Journal of Neuroscience · Apr 17, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

SARM1 is required for macrophage immunophenotype switching that is essential for nerve repair

Julianna Bennett, Halimah Adesunkanmi, Noah Leever, Grace Bergeron, Josh Small, C. S. Holladay, Grace Saxman, Rachel E. Williamson, Manshi Swain, Gavin Pearson, Manav Patel, Ashley L. Kalinski

This study shows that SARM1 in macrophages is essential for immunophenotype switching during nerve repair, affecting inflammation, degeneration, and axon regeneration.

bioRxiv · Apr 9, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience