@evakaulich.bsky.social
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Neuroscientist, curious about the dynamics of mRNA and proteins at synapses. Postdoc at MPI for Brain Research, Schuman Lab. she/her
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A molecular atlas of the hippocampus: Scientist at the MPIs for Brain Research and Biophysics map RNAs and proteins at synaptic resolution 🔬 🔗 brain.mpg.de/molecular-at... @evakaulich.bsky.social @erin-schuman.bsky.social
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All data are openly available:
– Explore at syndive.org

– RNA-seq at NCBI SRA PRJNA1142450 + PRJNA1142761

– Proteomics at PRIDE PXD054879

We hope this atlas will be a lasting community resource for studies of hippocampal biology, plasticity, and disease.
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Create beautiful synapses regardless of previous experience.
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We combined RNAseq & proteomics with synapse-level resolution to map the hippocampus. We find thousands of molecules with spatial enrichment, reveal how protein half-life and local translation shape compartment identity and show that distal dendrites rely more strongly on local protein synthesis.
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We hope this multi-omics atlas serves as a valuable resource for the neuroscience and multiomics community. Explore the data here: RNA-seq: PRJNA1142450 & PRJNA1142761 (NCBI SRA) and Proteomics: PRIDE PXD054879 @pride-ebi.bsky.social
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Overall, this multi-omic study provides a comprehensive molecular map of hippocampus, revealing spatial gradients of transcripts and proteins, insights into mechanisms underlying synaptic diversity. The dataset is available for interactive exploration at syndive.org
syndive
Create beautiful synapses regardless of previous experience.
syndive.org
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5/Our FASS-based synaptic profiling revealed distinct transcriptomic and proteomic signatures across hippocampal subregions and strata. Synapse diversity is shaped by both input origin and local molecular composition, defining layer-specific plasticity and organization.
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4/ Local translation versus trafficking emerged as a key mechanism shaping protein distribution, particularly in distal dendrites within the SLM, which might indicate a hotspot for locally synthesized proteins.
mRNA and protein enrichment across sites, candidate genes with overlapping enrichment, and mRNA translation preference in somata or neuropil.
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3/By integrating mRNA and protein data, we found that some proteins are tightly linked to local mRNA availability, while others are decoupled due to differences in protein half-lives.
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2/ We dissected 3 subregions (CA1, CA3, DG) and 4 CA1 strata (SO, SP, SR, SLM) to profile >17,000 transcripts and ~10,000 proteins, capturing thousands of locally enriched molecules across receptors, channels, metabolism & adhesion families.
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1/ Understanding brain molecular diversity requires mapping both mRNAs & proteins across regions & compartments. We combined microdissection, FASS-based synaptosome sorting, RNA-seq, and LC-MS/MS to do just that.
Experimental pipeline schematic: Crossing mouse lines, microdissections, FASS, transcriptomics and proteomics
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Excited to share our latest collaborative work from Erin Schuman's lab @mpibrain.bsky.social : An integrated transcriptomic and proteomic map of the mouse hippocampus at synaptic resolution, now published in @natcomms.nature.com. Here’s a thread summary 🧵
doi.org/10.1038/s414...
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Absolutely, the omics world really is an exciting space to be in!
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Thank you so much! Excited for all of us to keep exploring multiomics research🧠
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Foliar mRNA spray induces protein synthesis in monocot crop and dicot model plant species https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.07.668951v1
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🚛 Ribosomes on the road! New research from the Schuman Lab @mpibrain.bsky.social shows neurons can locally assemble ribosomes - far from the nucleus and close to synapses. A big shift from textbook biology! 📚🧬🔗 bit.ly/3GUJKPv #Neuroscience #CellBiology #Ribosomes
Ribosomes On the Road: Neurons Assemble Protein Factories Far from the Nucleus
New study shows ribosome biogenesis can occur within neuronal branches, challenging traditional textbook biology.
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aliceyting.bsky.social
Today we report the directed evolution of HUH into rHUH, a sequence-specific covalent protein tag for RNA labeling. rHUH was hard to engineer: the initial HUH template had no RNA activity, so we started with RNA-DNA hybrids. 30 rounds of selection on the yeast surface were required, and 7 cycles of
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🎉 Huge congratulations to @MpiBrain director Erin Schuman @erin-schuman.bsky.social on receiving the 2026 Nakasone Award for her groundbreaking work on the function and plasticity of neuronal synapses! 🧠 @hfspo.bsky.social ‬#neuroscience #HFSP #NakasoneAward 👉 bit.ly/4m6g40P
Erin M. Schuman Wins 2026 Nakasone Award
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🚀 We’re thrilled to welcome 14 talented and enthusiastic high-school students to the 2025 Max Planck Junior Scholars Program, kicking off today with a Science Boot Camp Week @mpibrain.bsky.social ! 🔬🧬 @maxplanck.de
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Optogenetic storage and release of protein and mRNA in live cells and animals @natcomms.nature.com
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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EMBO @embo.org · Jul 2
119 EMBO Fellows from 30+ countries attended the EMBO Fellows’ Meeting in Heidelberg, DE from 27 June–1 July. #Research was shared and connections formed – an incredible opportunity for #networking and #collaboration. Thank you to all who joined and were part of this vibrant community! 🧪
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hilliardlab.bsky.social
Out now! We found a new molecule, OSP-1, that protects neurons from damage caused by oxidative stress. We show that OSP-1 reduces cell death by regulating autophagy, and can be an exciting target for future treatments of acute insults such as stroke.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...