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Beatriz Rico
Beatriz Rico
Beatriz Rico
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Beatriz Rico

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We are interested in understanding how genes are involved in the development of neuronal circuits

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    Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

    1.- Our lab has identified a developmental mechanism underlying the exquisite precision of inhibitory connections in the brain. This is the story led by @emiliafavuzzi & @RubenDeogracias published @sciencemagazine (Thread) @dev_neuro @MRC_CNDD @KingsIoPNN @ERC @wellcometrustpic.twitter.com/MDg0KLjdr7

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      2. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        2.- In the cortex there are two main types of cortical neurons: principal neurons (excitatory) and #interneurons (inhibitory). The modulatory power of interneurons is greatly expanded by their ability to target different compartments of pyramidal cells.pic.twitter.com/1Sjdtuzc37

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      3. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        3.- How do these interneuron-specific connectivity motifs emerge during development? We identified cell-specific transcriptional dynamics in dendrite- (SST+), soma- (PV+) and axon- (chandelier) targeting interneurons when they are making their first synaptic contacts.pic.twitter.com/wTmf06lCXm

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      4. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        4.- Several type-specific molecular signatures emerge for the establishment of distinct inhibitory synapses and many of these genes are not type-specific at later stages.

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      5. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        5.- We found that whether interneurons #synapse on the dendrites, soma or axon initial segment of pyramidal cells is determined by synaptic molecules that are expressed in a subtype-specific manner.pic.twitter.com/ENsjUZWc7c

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      6. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        6.- We proved this by removing some of such synaptic molecules (Cbln4, Pcdh18, Lgi2, Fgf13) in a cell-specific manner and showing that their synaptic contacts were consequently altered.

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      7. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        7.- We also showed that overexpression of the SST+ cell-specific molecule Cbln4 in SST+ cells increases their dendritic synapses. However, expression of Cbln4 in PV+ or chandelier cells promotes the assembly of dendritic but not somatic or axo-axonic inhibitory synapses.pic.twitter.com/UZqD6pHNIg

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      8. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        8.- Thus, the selective expression of specific synaptic molecules in different interneurons promotes compartment-specific synapse formation.

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      9. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        9.- We do believe that better understanding the organizing principles of cortical inhibitory circuits will also help deciphering #neurodevelopmentaldisorders linked to inhibitory circuit dysfunction.

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      10. Beatriz Rico‏ @Rico_lab Jan 25

        10.- Here’s the paper @sciencemagazine http://science.sciencemag.org/content/363/6425/413 … Thanks very much @ERC and @wellcometrust for funding and thanks all for sharing!

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      2. Kevin Mitchell‏ @WiringTheBrain Jan 25
        Replying to @Rico_lab @emiliafavuzzi and

        Congrats Beatriz, to you and the whole team - fabulous work!

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      3. Ruben Deogracias‏ @RubenDeogracias Jan 25
        Replying to @WiringTheBrain @Rico_lab and

        Thanks very much!!!

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      1. Anja‏ @the_hippocamper Jan 27
        Replying to @Rico_lab @analog_ashley and

        Just starting reading this paper and our lab is loving it! We also enjoyed the ErbB4/CCK connectivity paper from a couple years back. So from one inhibition enthusiast to another, thanks for the cool science. 😊

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      1. LippiLab‏ @LippiLab Jan 25
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        Congrats Beatriz and Emilia! Fantastic paper!

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      2. Flavio Donato‏ @FlavioDonato82 Jan 27
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        Congratulations, awesome work!!

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      2. Labmind‏ @labmind2014 Jan 27
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        Congratulations! Very beautiful!

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      1. adam tozer neuro‏ @adamtozer Jan 27
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        Fantastic work, any plans to test this in cells elsewhere in the brain?

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      1. Yojet Sharma‏ @JetYojet Jan 27
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        How difficult would it be to mimic this in-vitro using iPSC-derived neurons? Is there a way to distinguish interneuron from an excitatory using staining?

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      1. Ella Marushchenko‏ @Ella_Maru Jan 25
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        Are these processed connected to neurodegenerative diseases?

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