Calcium in the Cortex: Decoding Neuronal Signals in Alzheimer’s Disease vs. Wild Type Cells

<p dir="ltr">Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder marked by synaptic loss, amyloid plaque formation, and neuronal death. Calcium (Ca²⁺) plays a vital role in cellular signaling and injury response, making it a key molecule for studying neurodegeneratio...

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Main Author:	Huiying Huang (490768) (author)
Other Authors:	Krishna Vijay (22327248) (author), Nicole Ching (22327381) (author), Srirohan Pokuru (22327384) (author), Max Arola (22327385) (author), Maya Krishnan (22327386) (author), Yolotzin Mendez (22327389) (author), Connor Lee (22327243) (author), Crystal Cheng (22327391) (author), Chengbiao Wu (12863681) (author), Linda Z. Shi (19183704) (author), Veronica Gomez-Godinez (9307754) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neurology and neuromuscular diseases Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) Wild-type neurons Calcium signaling Laser-Induced Shockwave (LIS) Fluo-4 AM imaging SARM1 inhibition Traumatic brain injury (TBI) FIJI/ImageJ Neuronal peak intensity Neurodegeneration
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Calcium in the Cortex: Decoding Neuronal Signals in Alzheimer’s Disease vs. Wild Type Cells

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