Camenzind G. Robinson

This study identifies OPA1's role in fatty acid release from lipid droplets and links its function to human metabolism.

The paper identifies LRRC57/RABIN as a presynaptic inhibitor of Rab GTPases in glutamatergic neurons, showing it regulates neurotransmitter release and prevents epileptiform activity.

This study identifies APOE as a presynaptic protein enriched in aged female mice, showing it modulates neurotransmitter release and affects synaptic function.

The paper identifies that the helical bundle domain of human MIC60 is dispensable for its core functions, revealing unexpected modularity in MICOS organization.

The paper shows that LACTB2 in the liver regulates mitochondrial maturation to coordinate carbohydrate metabolism with brain development in mice.

This paper demonstrates that thalamocortical assembloids formed from human organoids exhibit functional glutamatergic synapses with short-term plasticity and distinct long-term potentiation and depression mechanisms compared to rodents.

The paper describes an automated ultra-microtome for TEM sectioning, achieving high success rates in cutting and picking up sections from various biological samples.

This paper introduces FABCON, a tool for detecting lipid droplet-organelle contact sites in living cells, showing their dynamic behavior under different metabolic conditions.

This study shows that altered GM1 catabolism disrupts ER-PM junctions, increases Ca2+ signaling, and promotes synaptic spine formation in a neurodegenerative disease model.

The paper provides a complete electron microscopy volume of the adult Drosophila melanogaster brain, revealing new insights into synaptic connectivity and neuronal circuitry.