ERC Starting Grant · 2020
Spatio-functional cellular interplay in peripheral nerve diseases
Neuromuscular disorders belong to the most common but least treatable neurological conditions and are caused by defects in cell types that together build the neuromuscular unit – motoneurons and their axons, glial cells and myocytes. Clinically, neuromuscular diseases share an impairment of motor function and the intimate functional relationship of involved cell types suggests overlapping pathological mechanisms. As our current understanding is largely confined to locally isolated processes, the present AxoMyoGlia proposal will undertake the ambitious approach to elucidate the spatial dimensions of the molecular interplay among the key cellular players of the neuromuscular unit. By taking…
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