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    Applicability of epigenetic age models to next-generation methylation arrays by Garma, Leonardo D, Quintela-Fandino, Miguel

    Published in Genome medicine (07-10-2024)
    “…Epigenetic clocks are mathematical models used to estimate epigenetic age based on DNA methylation at specific CpG sites. As new methylation microarrays are…”
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    Cost-effective and multifunctional acquisition system for in vitro electrophysiological investigations with multi-electrode arrays by Garma, Leonardo D, Matino, Laura, Melle, Giovanni, Moia, Fabio, De Angelis, Francesco, Santoro, Francesca, Dipalo, Michele

    Published in PloS one (25-03-2019)
    “…In vitro multi-electrode array (MEA) technology is nowadays involved in a wide range of applications beyond neuroscience, such as cardiac electrophysiology and…”
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    Interhemispheric axonal sprouting occurs after pial removal in mice by Nikouei, Kasra, Garma, Leonardo, Memic, Fatima, Hjerling-Leffler, Jens, Goldschmidt, Ezequiel

    Published in Scientific reports (21-10-2024)
    “…White matter lacks the kind of plasticity that is present in the cortex, and subcortical injuries often result in permanent neurological deficits. Because…”
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    Integrated analysis of transcriptomic data reveals the platelet response in COVID-19 disease by Garma, Leonardo D., Deng, Hansen, Goldschmidt, Ezequiel

    Published in Scientific reports (27-04-2022)
    “…COVID-19 is associated with an increased risk of thrombotic events. However, the pathogenesis of these complications is unclear and reports on platelet…”
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    Demystifying dimensionality reduction techniques in the ‘omics’ era: A practical approach for biological science students by Garma, Leonardo D., Osório, Nuno S.

    “…Dimensionality reduction techniques are essential in analyzing large ‘omics’ datasets in biochemistry and molecular biology. Principal component analysis,…”
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    Interneuron diversity in the human dorsal striatum by Garma, Leonardo D., Harder, Lisbeth, Barba-Reyes, Juan M., Marco Salas, Sergio, Díez-Salguero, Mónica, Nilsson, Mats, Serrano-Pozo, Alberto, Hyman, Bradley T., Muñoz-Manchado, Ana B.

    Published in Nature communications (22-07-2024)
    “…Deciphering the striatal interneuron diversity is key to understanding the basal ganglia circuit and to untangling the complex neurological and psychiatric…”
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    How many protein-protein interactions types exist in nature? by Garma, Leonardo, Mukherjee, Srayanta, Mitra, Pralay, Zhang, Yang

    Published in PloS one (13-06-2012)
    “…"Protein quaternary structure universe" refers to the ensemble of all protein-protein complexes across all organisms in nature. The number of quaternary folds…”
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    Structure-based classification of FAD binding sites: A comparative study of structural alignment tools by Garma, Leonardo D., Medina, Milagros, Juffer, André H.

    “…ABSTRACT A total of six different structural alignment tools (TM‐Align, TriangleMatch, CLICK, ProBis, SiteEngine and GA‐SI) were assessed for their ability to…”
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    Characterization of the Coupling between Out‐of‐Plane Graphene and Electrogenic Cells by Matino, Laura, Rastogi, Sahil K., Garma, Leonardo D., Cohen‐Karni, Tzahi, Santoro, Francesca

    Published in Advanced materials interfaces (01-09-2020)
    “…The cell‐chip coupling is in general regulated by the interplay between cells and the material surface at the interface. Electroactive planar materials have…”
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    Biomaterials: Characterization of the Coupling between Out‐of‐Plane Graphene and Electrogenic Cells (Adv. Mater. Interfaces 18/2020) by Matino, Laura, Rastogi, Sahil K., Garma, Leonardo D., Cohen‐Karni, Tzahi, Santoro, Francesca

    Published in Advanced materials interfaces (01-09-2020)
    “…Structured platforms represent great tools to mimic part of the complex signal milieu cells receive in vivo. In parallel, biological responses to the precise…”
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    Comparison of non-sequential sets of protein residues by Garma, Leonardo D., Juffer, André H.

    Published in Computational biology and chemistry (01-04-2016)
    “…•The vast majority of binding sites for small ligands are shown to be set of sparsely distributed amino-acids.•A method for the comparison of non-sequential…”
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    Membrane Poration Mechanisms at the Cell–Nanostructure Interface by Dipalo, Michele, Caprettini, Valeria, Bruno, Giulia, Caliendo, Fabio, Garma, Leonardo D., Melle, Giovanni, Dukhinova, Marina, Siciliano, Velia, Santoro, Francesca, De Angelis, Francesco

    Published in Advanced biosystems (01-12-2019)
    “…3D vertical nanostructures have become one of the most significant methods for interfacing cells and the nanoscale and for accessing significant intracellular…”
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    S tructure‐based classification of FAD binding sites: A comparative study of structural alignment tools by Garma, Leonardo D., Medina, Milagros, Juffer, André H.

    “…ABSTRACT A total of six different structural alignment tools (TM‐Align, TriangleMatch, CLICK, ProBis, SiteEngine and GA‐SI) were assessed for their ability to…”
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    3D printable composites of modified cellulose fibers and conductive polymers and their use in wearable electronics by Jain, Karishma, Wang, Zhen, Garma, Leonardo D., Engel, Emile, Ciftci, Göksu Cinar, Fager, Cecilia, Larsson, Per A., Wågberg, Lars

    Published in Applied materials today (01-02-2023)
    “…There are many bioelectronic applications where the additive manufacturing of conductive polymers may be of use. This method is cheap, versatile and allows…”
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