🧠✨ Very proud and grateful to be among the recipients of the Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research program from Brain Canada.
Especially alongside brilliant colleagues and collaborators from @crchum.bsky.social (@murphyroyallab.org) and @facmed-umontreal.bsky.social

RFC1 regulates the expansion of neural progenitors in the developing zebrafish cerebellum - Nature Communications RFC1 is a replication and repair protein, and mutations to this gene are associated with rare movement disorders like late-onset cerebellar ataxias. Here they show that RFC1 is essential for zebrafish...

🇨🇦 What better way to celebrate Canada Day?

Our new paper is out in Nature Communications!
We reveal a previously unknown role for RFC1 in cerebellar neurogenesis, shedding light on the origins of late-onset ataxia.

👏 Big kudos to our whole team

📄 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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📢 We're hiring at the @crchum.bsky.social !
Assistant or Associate Professor levels.
Bring your expertise in molecular and cellular translational neuroscience to a vibrant team with access to cutting-edge model systems 🔬🧬🧫🪱🐟🐁
Affiliated with @facmed-umontreal.bsky.social
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