Andras Lakatos
@LakatosLab
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Neurobiologist & Neurologist. My lab focuses on the biology of astrocytes/neurons & develops organoid disease models to study their role in neurodegeneration.
University of Cambridge
Joined September 2017
Stem Cell Models of Neurodegeneration International Symposium - - a meeting to join!
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RT @m_depitta: The first @EMBO #Astrocyte #Meeting was a success. Thanks to our engaging lineup of excellent speakers, brilliant trainees &….
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Origin and cell type specificity of mitochondrial DNA mutations in C9ORF72 ALS-FTLD human brain organoids | Science Advances
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RT @SarahJaneCrisp: This is important: without urgent action clinical academia in the UK is at serious risk of dying out. .
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It is truly unbelievable - how long can this go on?.
With universities unable to afford them, clinical academics across the country are being offered redundancy. These are the people who teach our doctors and conduct ground breaking research. More must be done to support them.
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RT @bowles_lab: ANOTHER exceptional 3D organoid models session at #SCMND2025? What a treat! . Come join us in Edinburgh this March for some….
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RT @TepavcevicVanja: Interested in #oligodendrocyte metabolism and/or #multiplesclerosis? Our paper is now at Biorxiv! We show that oligos….
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A Postdoctoral Research Associate post is available in the lab in Human Organoid Neurobiology and ALS/MND Research - see our job advert in Nature Careers.
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Interesting paper on the role of KIF5A in axon biology - - similar structural and mitochondrial transport findings to those we found in #astrocyte processes in KIF5A deficiency: in Communications Biology.
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A postdoctoral Research Associate position is available in the @LakatosLab in complex human neural organoid-based ALS disease modelling at @Cambridge_Uni :
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EMBO Astrocyte Workshop - this will be a 'stellar' meeting. Join us!
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Cambridge "Academic Tourists" from the @LakatosLab are having a great time at the Oxford Stem Cell Institute Meeting. Thanks to Colin Goding for the invite!
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Discovery of Open Reading Frames in Zika viruses and their impact on neural cell tropism examined in brain organoids. A rewarding collaboration led by @NereaIrigoyen at @Cambridge_Uni.
Our latest research ‼️🚨🚨. ‘Zika viruses 🦠 encode 5’ upstream open reading frames affecting infection of human brain cells 🧠’. What does it mean? 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾.
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