Recent advances from the Trakhtenberg lab have uncovered promising targetable regulators of neuronal self-repair, which fail to self-activate sufficiently in the injured mammalian CNS and thus require therapeutic activation. To find out more, see the below links to a Cover Page research article in Experimental Neurology, a research report in Brain Research, and research reports […]
Month: September 2026
Jacob Brady from Trakhtenberg lab wins NIH F30 Fellowship Award
Jacob Brady, an MD/PhD student in the Trakhtenberg lab, has won a highly competitive National Institutes of Health (NIH) F30 fellowship titled “Transcriptional regulation of axon regeneration by Klf9 inhibition”. Jacob studies the molecular mechanisms that could be targeted for repairing injured central nervous system, with the focus on the optic and cortico-spinal/thalamic circuits. Jacob […]