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The Palavicini Lab attends the 2026 Masoro-Barshop Conference on Aging đź§«

Oct 12
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Dr. Palavicini, Eduardo, Charlie, and William all recently attended the annual Masoro-Barshop conference at the Mayan Dude Ranch in Bandera, TX! At this local meeting, Barshop Institute principal investigators and visiting researchers presented age-related research aligned with this year's conference theme: Gerotherapeutic Discovery, Development, and Translation. Eduardo, Charlie, and William all participated in the poster session and presented their research from the Palavicini lab.


Eduardo presenting his research poster titled "PLCG2, a Gene Associated with Neurodegenerative Diseases, Integrates Metabolic, Myelin, and Immune Programs in the Brain"
Eduardo presenting his research poster titled "PLCG2, a Gene Associated with Neurodegenerative Diseases, Integrates Metabolic, Myelin, and Immune Programs in the Brain"

Charlie presenting her research poster titled "Chronic Jet Lag Induces Time-Dependent, Sex-Specific Changes in Physical Function, Metabolism, and Cognition in Humanized MAPT Gene-Replacement Mice"
Charlie presenting her research poster titled "Chronic Jet Lag Induces Time-Dependent, Sex-Specific Changes in Physical Function, Metabolism, and Cognition in Humanized MAPT Gene-Replacement Mice"
William presenting his research poster titled "Early Healthspan Effects of Mitoglitazone in UM-HET3 Mice: Improved Lipid Handling with Sex-Specific Metabolic Consequences"
William presenting his research poster titled "Early Healthspan Effects of Mitoglitazone in UM-HET3 Mice: Improved Lipid Handling with Sex-Specific Metabolic Consequences"


 
 
 

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