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Notch1 Phase Separation Coupled Percolation facilitates target gene expression and enhancer looping.
Gregory Foran, Ryan Douglas Hallam, Marvel Megaly, Anel Turgambayeva, Daniel Antfolk

Sci Rep· September 2024

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Notch1 Phase Separation Coupled Percolation facilitates target gene expression and enhancer looping.
Gregory Foran, Ryan Douglas Hallam, Marvel Megaly, Anel Turgambayeva, Daniel Antfolk

bioRxiv· August 2024

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Human Diseases Associated with Notch Signalling: Lessons from .
Marvel Megaly, Anel Turgambayeva, Ryan D Hallam, Gregory Foran, Mark Megaly

Front Biosci (Landmark Ed)· June 2024

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PlayBack cloning: simple, reversible, cost-effective cloning for the combinatorial assembly of complex expression constructs.
Gregory Foran, Ryan D Hallam, Marvel Megaly, Anel Turgambayeva, Aleksandar Necakov

Biotechniques· October 2023

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Intracellular Accumulation of α-Synuclein Aggregates Promotes S-Nitrosylation of MAP1A Leading to Decreased NMDAR-Evoked Calcium Influx and Loss of Mature Synaptic Spines.
Ryan D Hallam, Brodie Buchner-Duby, Morgan G Stykel, Carla L Coackley, Scott D Ryan

J Neurosci· December 2022

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Bolstered Neuronal Antioxidant Response May Confer Resistance to Development of Dementia in Individuals with Alzheimer's Neuropathology by Ameliorating Amyloid-β-Induced Oxidative Stress.
Ryan D Hallam

J Neurosci· July 2021

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Axonal pathology in hPSC-based models of Parkinson's disease results from loss of Nrf2 transcriptional activity at the Map1b gene locus.
Christopher Czaniecki, Tammy Ryan, Morgan G Stykel, Jennifer Drolet, Juliane Heide, Ryan Hallam

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A· July 2019

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