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ARUK 2022 and Aruk 2022 View overview page

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Transcription-based drug repurposing in Alzheimer’s disease with psychosis
Morteza Kouhsar • 23 Mar 2022
3:22
Mechanisms of synapse loss in Alzheimer’s disease
Makis Tzioras • 2 Mar 2022
2:05
The role of genetics in synapse ingestion by glial cells in Alzheimer’s disease
Makis Tzioras • 2 Mar 2022
1:44
The immunoregulatory role of the gut microbiome in Alzheimer’s disease
Edina Silajdzic • 1 Mar 2022
1:14
Potential of targeting the gut microbiome to treat Alzheimer’s disease
Edina Silajdzic • 1 Mar 2022
1:00
Potential of iPSCs as a useful model in Alzheimer’s disease research
Richard Elsworthy • 1 Mar 2022
1:41
Exercise in the prevention of dementia
Richard Elsworthy • 1 Mar 2022
3:27
Using mouse models to study impairments in learning mechanisms in dementia
Tabitha Broadbelt • 2 Mar 2022
2:25
Goals of the ARUK Early Careers Research Strategy
Rosa Sancho • 1 Mar 2022
1:28
Next steps for the ARUK Early Careers Research Strategy
Rosa Sancho • 1 Mar 2022
0:54
Future research aims for Alzheimer’s Research UK
Rosa Sancho • 1 Mar 2022
2:26
Early Careers Research Day at ARUK 2022
Georgina Menzies • 1 Mar 2022
1:38
Epigenetics in prion diseases
Emmanuelle Viré • 2 Mar 2022
5:38
Optimizing image segmentation tools for use in a clinical setting
Grace Gillis • 2 Mar 2022
1:45
Research into the effect of the gut microbiome on Alzheimer’s disease at ARUK 2022
Emmanuelle Viré • 2 Mar 2022
2:25
Importance of an early careers research strategy
Georgina Menzies • 1 Mar 2022
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