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🔬🧠🐭 Exploring neuroscience. Sharing science and updates from our team @Cinvestav Tlaxcala | PI: @HiramTendilla | #OrgulloCinvestav

Tlaxcala, Mexico
Joined May 2025
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🔬🧠🐭 We’re excited to start sharing our work! Exploring neuroscience at @Cinvestav Tlaxcala Lab. Follow along for science, discoveries, and lab updates. #OrgulloCinvestav Learn more about our group: sites.google.com/view/tendil…
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Integrative and Translational Neuroscience Lab retweeted
#EnElLaboratorio de David Meneses Rodríguez, investigador del Departamento de Física Aplicada del Cinvestav Mérida, realizan la fabricación de celdas solares de 3era generación. #SomosCinvestav
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Citlalli Netzahualcoyotzi Piedra y Julio César Morales Medina, adscritos al Cinvestav, participaron en el simposio Astrocitos: protagonistas emergentes de la plasticidad cerebral y el comportamiento, realizado en el Congreso Nacional de Ciencias Fisiológicas, en Veracruz.
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Last week, we participated in the LXIX National Congress of Physiological Sciences, organized by the Mexican Society of Physiological Sciences in Boca del Río, Veracruz. 🇲🇽 It was a great opportunity to share our research and connect with colleagues from across Mexico 🧠🔬
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@HiramTendilla, PI of our group, gave an oral presentation on more than seven years of research investigating dendritic spine degeneration in cortical and subcortical brain regions as a potential neurobiological substrate of schizophrenia
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During the meeting our colleague @GutierrezRanier (@CieCinvestav) gave a keynote lecture showcasing the “crunchometer,” a low-cost, open-source tool for studying feeding microstructure in rodents through acoustic analysis #OrgulloCinvestav
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Integrative and Translational Neuroscience Lab retweeted
¡Simposio en el congreso de la SMCF 2026! facebook.com/share/p/198rtZ1…
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Last week, the Integrative and Translational Neuroscience Lab @cinvestav Tlaxcala participated in the 4th FALAN Congress 2026 (@neuroFALAN) in Santiago, Chile, bringing together more than 1,000 participants from Latin America and beyond
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And, Mario Bautista (@Bautista_CarroM), from @JulioMoralesM6, also presented findings on gliosis in cortical regions in a rat model of depression. Mario additionally participated in FALAN’s First Latin American Neuroscience Training Program
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The congress also highlighted the strength of Mexican neuroscience, with the participation of Luisa Rocha, General Coordinator of the LATBrain (@latbrain_mex) initiative, Alonso Fernández-Guasti, both from @farmacobiologia Cinvestav #OrgulloCinvestav @ConexionCinves
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A Delphi-method-based consensus for clinical domains and assessment of the inflammatory subtype of major depressive disorder from the ASPIRE study | @BrainBehavImm @jrcaso77 @neurofarmaucm sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Integrative and Translational Neuroscience Lab retweeted
Our latest article is out now in Molecular Biomedicine!! We reveal transcription–protein dissociation in key stress pathways in the DLPFC of MDD and SCZ, highlighting multilayer regulation of inflammatory, autophagy-related and UPR responses. 🧠🔬 link.springer.com/article/10…
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🧠Tryptophan metabolism is commonly associated with serotonin synthesis. However, >95% of tryptophan is metabolized through the kynurenine pathway, generating metabolites with important effects on CNS function 🧵 (1/6)
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These findings suggest that the effects of chronic stress on brain function extend beyond classical monoaminergic mechanisms and may involve metabolic pathways linking tryptophan metabolism to glutamatergic neurotransmission 🧵 (5/6)
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