Christiana Bjorkli

Neural stem cells isolated from activated brain neurogenic niches after traumatic injury demonstrate distinct behaviors in vitro

This study isolates and characterizes neural stem cells from activated neurogenic niches after traumatic brain injury in rats, finding distinct in vitro behaviors compared to uninjured controls.

In vitro survival and neurogenic potential of central canal-derived neural stem cells depend on spinal cord injury type

This study investigates how different types of spinal cord injury affect the proliferative and neurogenic potential of neural stem cells derived from the central canal in rats.

Manipulation of neuronal activity in the entorhinal-hippocampal circuit affects intraneuronal amyloid-β levels

This study shows that silencing superficial LEC neurons reduces intraneuronal Aβ levels in LEC and HPC in 3xTg AD mice.

Using intracerebral microdialysis to probe the efficacy of repurposed drugs in Alzheimer's disease pathology

This study tests repurposed drugs in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease using intracerebral microdialysis to assess their effects on amyloid-β and tau pathology.

Tapping into the aging brain: In vivo microdialysis reveals mirroring pathology between preclinical models and patients with Alzheimer's disease

This study uses in vivo microdialysis to longitudinally monitor Aβ and tau in AD mice, showing biomarker dynamics similar to human patients.