ALS-FTD-linked CCNFS621G drives increased hippocampal astrocyte ramification and mitochondrial dysfunction and impairs motor neuron excitability
Liam Robinson(University of Wollongong), Lezanne Ooi(University of Wollongong), Joanna Lui(The University of Sydney), Claire H. Stevens(University of Wollongong), Roger S. Chung(Macquarie University), Marco Morsch(Macquarie University), Rachelle Balez(Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute), Rachel H. Tan(The University of Sydney), Sonia Sanz Muñoz(University of Wollongong), Leszek Lisowski(National Academy of Medicine), Tracey Berg(University of Wollongong), Flora Cheng(Macquarie University), Gaétan Burgio(Australian National University), Tim Karl(Western Sydney University), Predrag Kalajdzic(The University of Sydney), Albert Lee(Macquarie University), Dzung Do-Ha(University of Wollongong), Mauricio Castro Cabral-da-Silva(University of Wollongong), Ian Blair(Macquarie University), Rossana Rosa Porto(Camden and Campbelltown Hospitals), Jamesha Subachandran(Camden and Campbelltown Hospitals), Madilyn Coles(Camden and Campbelltown Hospitals)
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