Caroline Donnay
Caroline Donnay Medical School
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Wei Wei
Wei Wei Graduate Student at Stanford University
Evgeny Shlevkov
Evgeny Shlevkov, PhD Research Scientist at Biogen Inc.
Ann Goldstein
Ann Goldstein, PhD Scientific editor, Cell
[Sample] Meet the Researchers: Silvia Minardi, PhD
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[Sample] Inaugural Collaborative Research Catalyst Award
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A High-Content Screen Identifies TPP1 and Aurora B as Regulators of Axonal Mitochondrial Transport
Shlevkov, Evgeny, Himanish Basu, Mark-Anthony Bray, Zheng Sun, Wei Wei, Kaan Apaydin, Kyle Karhohs, et al. 2019. “A High-Content Screen Identifies TPP1 and Aurora B As Regulators of Axonal Mitochondrial Transport”. Cell Reports 28 (12): 3224-37.
Neurotoxic mechanisms of paclitaxel are local to the distal axon and independent of transport defects
Gornstein, Erica L., and Thomas L. Schwarz. 2017. “Neurotoxic Mechanisms of Paclitaxel Are Local to the Distal Axon and Independent of Transport Defects”. Experimental Neurology 288: 153-66.
Sec5, a member of the exocyst complex, mediates Drosophila embryo cellularization
Murthy, Mala, Rita O. Teodoro, Tamara P. Miller, and Thomas L. Schwarz. 2010. “Sec5, a Member of the Exocyst Complex, Mediates Drosophila Embryo Cellularization”. Development 137 (16): 2773-83.
Axonal transport and the delivery of pre-synaptic components
Goldstein, Ann YN, Xinnan Wang, and Thomas L Schwarz. 2008. “Axonal Transport and the Delivery of Pre-Synaptic Components”. Current Opinion in Neurobiology 18 (5): 495-503.