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The paper investigates how glaucoma-associated Optineurin mutations affect transmitophagy in Xenopus laevis optic nerves, finding increased mitochondrial shedding and degradation by astrocytes.

This study identifies Kirrel3-expressing inhibitory neurons that regulate memory discrimination in mice by inhibiting CA3 neuron activity during memory recall.

This study evolves a laccase enzyme for cell surface labeling and EM, showing it can map T cell surface changes and visualize cell features without toxic H2O2.

This study shows that restoring AIBP expression in glaucomatous retinas protects retinal ganglion cells and reduces neuroinflammation in mouse models.

The paper investigates the synaptic architecture of memory engrams in the mouse hippocampus, revealing that memory acquisition involves expansion of connectomes through multi-synaptic boutons without altering axonal terminals or dendritic spines.

This study reveals a unique accessory inner segment in human rod photoreceptors that provides structural support to the outer segment, differing from the classic arrangement seen in other species.

This study shows that day length affects glucose metabolism in the human brain, specifically in the cuneus, over a 5-year period in healthy males.

This paper demonstrates limited-tilt serial section electron tomography for high-resolution 3D mapping of brain circuits and evaluates imaging parameters for connectomic-scale projects.

This study shows that activating soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC) protects retinal ganglion cells from oxidative stress by preserving mitochondrial function and structure.

The paper maps synaptic connectivity patterns in the SCN core and shell using EM techniques, showing the shell receives denser mRGC inputs than the core.

The paper tracks single HSPCs in zebrafish using light and electron microscopy to identify a new niche cell type and resolve their ultrastructural interactions.

This meta-analysis examines the association between dopamine receptor availability and obesity using neuroimaging data, finding a negative correlation between striatal BPND and BMI.

This study shows that loss of AKAP1 leads to Drp1 dephosphorylation, mitochondrial fragmentation, and RGC dysfunction in glaucoma, suggesting AKAP1 as a therapeutic target.