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We are excited to announce the results of our AntiRetroviral Therapy for Alzheimer’s Disease (ART-AD) clinical trial!
This is a preprint that has not yet been reviewed: medrxiv.org/content/10.110... While our results are promising, this is a small trial...


New work from Frost lab MD/PhD student Dr. Gabrielle Zuniga provides new insights into the effects of pathogenic forms of tau on RNA translation
Head over to bioRxiv to read about it: biorxiv.org/content/10.110... We have previously shown that RNAs accumulate within nuclear...


Interested in genomics, retrotransposons, structural variation, DNA methylation, dark loci, brain aging or Alzheimer’s disease?
Check out our new Oxford Nanopore Technologies DNA sequencing-based analysis of the aged human brain with and without tau pathology: ...


"Novel avenues of tau research" published in Alzheimer's & Dementia
This new publication covers recent advances and new discoveries in tau research that were presented at the global Tau 2022 conference.


Welcome to the Team, Melissa Soliz!
We are thrilled to introduce our newest team member, Melissa Soliz, who has joined us as a Research Associate in the Frost lab. Melissa...


Remembering the Brilliant Minds: Frost lab celebrates scientists on Dia de los Muertos
As we commemorate Dia de los Muertos, a day dedicated to honoring and remembering loved ones who have passed away, the Frost lab pays...


Claira is famous!
The National Institute of General Medical Science blog "Biomedical Beat" showcases NIGMS-funded research and scientists, along with...


Dr. Frost contributes feature review in Trends in Neuroscience
August 15, 2023 In this review, I delve into mechanistic parallels between tauopathies, cancer, and development, and highlight the role...


Congrats to Morgan Lambert on her appointment to the Neuroscience T32!
We are proud to announce that Neuroscience PhD student Morgan Lambert was selected for support as a trainee on the UT Health San Antonio...


New review by Dr. Zuniga published in Progress in Neurobiology
Selective neuronal vulnerability to deficits in RNA processing Emerging evidence indicates that errors in RNA processing can causally...
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