We are excited to congratulate Dr. Alexandria Marciante, in collaboration with the Mitchell lab, on their recent publication being selected as the August APSselect winner!
This recognition highlights the significance and impact of their work. We are proud to celebrate this achievement and their contributions to advancing physiological research.
This research demonstrates that the circadian clock protein Bmal1 within respiratory motor neurons plays an important role in regulating respiratory motor plasticity in a time-of-day-dependent manner. The findings highlight the importance of considering circadian biology in future research on respiratory motor plasticity and potential therapeutic applications.
Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!