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Welcome at the Laboratory of Systems Neuroscience

In our lab, we want to understand the function of different classes of RNAs that originate from non-coding parts of the genome (so-called non-coding RNAs) in mammalian synapse development and plasticity. A major focus is on microRNAs, small regulatory RNAs that control the expression of protein-coding genes at the post-transcriptional level. Therefore, we employ a systems approach, combining state-of-the art genomics, proteomics and mouse genetic approaches. In addition, we are addressing a potential clinical relevance of non-coding RNA pathways in different neurological conditions through multicentre collaborations.      

Systems Neuroscience - News

New paper about microRNA function in synapse homeostasis and sleep

New paper on the function of circular RNAs in synapse formation

New Biomarker Candidate for Mood Disorders

New Grant from the Hurka-Foundation

New Collaborative Grant from the Chan-Zuckerberg-Initiative

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