This webinar was recorded on 5 May 2025 as part of the PsychX webinar series.
Speaker: Michael Ziller, Germany
Outline: Schizophrenia is characterized by a wide range of alterations throughout the central nervous system, suggesting widespreaddisruptions in synapse function. However, it remains unclear, how altered synapse biology translates into neurophysiological and behavioral consequences. Here, we narrow this translational gap by establishing a research framework to bridge the scales from in vitro iPSC-based diseases modelling to in vivo deep patient phenotyping. Our results provide a direct connection between the molecular origins of synapse reduction in SCZ and its neurobiological and phenotypic consequences on the individual patient level.
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