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Olivia Calderon

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Reduced LACTB expression in myeloid cells is associated with elevated succinylcarnitine levels and reduced Alzheimers disease risk.

Carmen Romero‐Molina, Ruben Gomez‐Gutierrez, Wen Yi See, Tulsi Patel, Hayk Davtyan, Jiacheng Ma, Quanyun Alan Xu, Michael Sewell, Kendra L. Allton, Morgan L. McReynolds, Olivia Calderon, Yaima Luzardo Lightfoot, Guido T. Bommer, Carlos Cruchaga, Mathew M. Blurton-Jones, , Alison Goate

The paper investigates the role of LACTB in Alzheimer's disease risk through Mendelian Randomization and experimental models, finding reduced LACTB expression lowers AD risk and increases succinylcarnitine levels.

bioRxiv · Mar 26, 2026 · PreprintNeuroscience

DLK inhibition has sex-specific effects on neuroprotection and locomotor recovery after spinal cord injury

John C. Aldrich, Samantha M. Alman, Sydney E. Lee, Ashley R. Scheinfeld, Canwen Zhang, Averi L. Pike, Fiona C. Bremner, Olivia Calderon, Sunil Goodwani, William J. Ray, Andrew D. Gaudet

This study shows that DLK inhibition after spinal cord injury improves neuroprotection in female mice but worsens recovery and increases lesion size in males.

Experimental Neurology · Feb 8, 2026Peer-reviewedNeuroscience