Molecular Physiology of the Synapse

We are thrilled to have published our project on the proteome of individual synaptic types from the hippocampus in Nature Communications (!!!).

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Trough our collaborations with the groups of the GO and the SynGO Consortia we introduce a new compendium of gene functions derived from evolutionary modelling.

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Many thanks for your continued support to our research on SYNGAP1 Related Disorders !!.

In this study we present the first in-depth clinical phenotyping of the Spanish SYNGAP1 Cohort, focusing on electroencephalographic features. This has been a collective work with contributions from clinicals from all around Spain. Many thanks to all who did this work possible, specially to the Spanish SYNGAP1 Association.

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Also very proud of Diego del Castillo Berges, who got two travel allowances to visit the Lab of Prof. Gavin Rumbaugh in USA. This support will allow him to pursue his PhD project on SYNGAP1-related disorder.

This year’s meeting has been the best since we started in 2020. The growth of the association has really blossomed.

Very proud of Alba Tristán-Noguero, post-doc in the lab who got an EMBO Short-Term fellowship to visit Prof. Peter Kind Lab in Edinburgh.

In November we had the annual meeting of the Spanish families affected by SYNGAP1 deficiency.

It was great meeting you all again !!