New study on balancing synaptic strength in Nature Communications
This multidisciplinary work led by Marieke Meijer (Amsterdam UMC - FGA) describes how tomosyns limit synaptic strength at rest to equalize synaptic transmission during activity.
Upcoming seminar
News
New disease concept for STXBP1 disorder and disease prediction tool
A collaboration between CNCR-FGA and University of Heidelberg shows that protein instability is the generalizable, primary cause. A new prediction tool outperforms all existing predictors. The paper is out now in Biological Psychiatry.
New disease mechanism discovered for SYT1-associated disorder
Neurotransmitter release is less synchronized in SYT1-associated disorder, according to a new study from the Cornelisse lab.
Research
The CNCR focuses on the mechanistic understanding of gene function in the context of cognitive function.
Education
We provide Neuroscience research training programs at Bachelor, Master, PhD and Postdoc levels
Social Media
Follow us on X
