TCP9 photocontrols single neurons and single synapses in Xenopus tadpole brain in vivo

TCP9 photocontrols single neurons and synapses in ex vivo rat brain tissue, and allows tracking endogenous receptor physiology during synaptic plasticity events such as the reduction of functional AMPA receptors during long-term depression (LTD) in hippocampal neurons.

TCP9 enables photocontrolling endogenous GluRs in dissociated neurons at 1–10 Hz

New updated version of our old protocol re-edited in this book chapter: "Photomarking Relocalization Technique for Correlated Two-Photon and Electron Microscopy Imaging of Single Stimulated Synapses" link.springer.com/protocol/10....

Study suggests new molecular strategy for treating fragile X syndrome shar.es/agJaAx
via @MIT_Picower Enhancing activity of 2B subunit of NMDA receptors normalized protein synthesis, neural activity and seizure susceptibility in fragile X lab mice.

New paper from @mavi_sanchez Lab at @idibaps in which I had the privilege to contribute by recording slow wave activity in live samples form human patients: Spatiotemporal network dynamics and structural correlates in the human... www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

We are looking for an international postdoc willing to:
1) join our Synaptic Plasticity Lab,
2) come/return to Spain (after 2 years postdoc),
3) apply to BP or EMBO fellowships (PhD obtained 2017-2022).
Any fearless candidate?
www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/40...