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María Inés Mateo

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Molecular Cell|May 6, 2017
Aging Triggers Cytoplasmic Depletion and Nuclear Translocation of the E3 Ligase Mahogunin: A Function for Ubiquitin in Neuronal SurvivalStefano Benvegnù, María Inés Mateo, Ernest Palomer, et al.
EMBO Reports|September 27, 2021
SFRP1 modulates astrocyte-to-microglia crosstalk in acute and chronic neuroinflammationJavier Rueda-Carrasco, María Jesús Martin-Bermejo, Guadalupe Pereyra, et al.
Cell Reports|April 8, 2025
SFRP1 upregulation causes hippocampal synaptic dysfunction and memory impairmentGuadalupe Pereyra, María Inés Mateo, Pablo Miaja, et al.
Nature Neuroscience|July 17, 2019
Elevated levels of Secreted-Frizzled-Related-Protein 1 contribute to Alzheimer's disease pathogenesisPilar Esteve, Javier Rueda-Carrasco, María Inés Mateo, et al.
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Molecular Cell|May 6, 2017
Aging Triggers Cytoplasmic Depletion and Nuclear Translocation of the E3 Ligase Mahogunin: A Function for Ubiquitin in Neuronal SurvivalStefano Benvegnù, María Inés Mateo, Ernest Palomer, et al.
EMBO Reports|September 27, 2021
SFRP1 modulates astrocyte-to-microglia crosstalk in acute and chronic neuroinflammationJavier Rueda-Carrasco, María Jesús Martin-Bermejo, Guadalupe Pereyra, et al.
Cell Reports|April 8, 2025
SFRP1 upregulation causes hippocampal synaptic dysfunction and memory impairmentGuadalupe Pereyra, María Inés Mateo, Pablo Miaja, et al.
Nature Neuroscience|July 17, 2019
Elevated levels of Secreted-Frizzled-Related-Protein 1 contribute to Alzheimer's disease pathogenesisPilar Esteve, Javier Rueda-Carrasco, María Inés Mateo, et al.
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