
Postdoc in @DBC_ICH, formerly PhD student @MortiboysLab @neuroshef
Joined October 2022
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James Lee retweeted
C9orf72 mutations cause multiple mitochondrial disruptions but only genetically boosting antioxidant expression rescued motor deficits in vivo, supporting a pathogenic connection by Au et al. @whitworth_lab @MRC_MBU @ReviewCommons
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James Lee retweeted
Pleased to say our review on mitochondrial dysfunction in ALS and how to meaure it is out now. Thanks to @NeuronalLee and the other authors putting this together. We hope it is useful! @MortiboysLab @neuroshef
authors.elsevier.com/a/1j3%7…
Looking forward to presenting my PhD work at @MitOtalks this Thursday!
MITOchats are back this Thursday! Please join us for three short talks presented by Shiyu Bian, Rubén Torregrosa Muñumer @RuTorregrosa and James Lee @NeuronalLee. Zoom link now available on mitotalks.org
Looking forward to presenting my work on mitochondria in C9ORF72-ALS here in a few weeks!
Join us on 6 December for our next ECR webinar exploring the exciting world of clinical metabolism! Our speakers will discuss their latest insights into innovative therapeutics and treatments for ALS, Parkinson’s, and more. Register for FREE today! ow.ly/QZF850Q6Vpu
Heading to DC for #SfN2023 , if you’re interested in mitochondria in ALS please come to my poster on Tuesday morning!
James Lee retweeted
Replying to @NeuronalLee
@NeuronalLee has written a great lay summary of a really interesting paper by @ldupuis_Inserm and his team focussed on appetite in ALS/MND. You can read/download it here
hotsummaries.com/motor-neuro…
This summary was reviewed by an MND lay panel
@neuroshef @SheffNeuroHOTP @mndresearch
Had a great time at #biochemevent on Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Neurodegeneration, thanks again to @BiochemSoc for the opportunity to talk about my PhD and everyone for the great discussions after 😁
James Lee retweeted
The Mortiboys team are at @BiochemSoc Mitochondrial dysfunction in neurodegeneration conference🧠 It’s been a great start with fantastic talks including one from @NeuronalLee on his PhD work in ALS












