Gorazd Bernard Stokin

The paper investigates TDP-43's anterograde axonal transport in human neurons, revealing its interaction with multiple kinesin motors and implications for ALS pathology.

This study identifies 194 miRNAs with widespread changes in Alzheimer's disease, including novel miRNAs not previously linked to AD, revealing new biological pathways and suggesting AD may be a systemic disorder.

This study shows APP induces reactive astrogliosis in vitro and in vivo by remodeling intermediate filaments, enhancing cytokine production, and activating the IFN pathway.

This study shows that the Swedish FAD mutation disrupts axonal transport by increasing dynactin recruitment to APP motor assemblies, leading to retrograde movement and accumulation of APP in the soma.

This study investigates axonal swellings (AS) formation after traumatic brain injury, showing that AS occur independently of Ca2+ changes and involve cytoskeletal rearrangements that preserve axonal function.