Shu-Fang Cheng: corylin and cognitive aging
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🔬 Shu-Fang Cheng points toward a poster during ARDD 2026, with another attendee following along.
Cheng’s official conference abstract examines corylin in aging mice and a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease. It reports improvements in memory-related tests, with some effects more evident in females, highlighting the importance of studying sex differences. These findings are preclinical, and their relevance to patients needs further investigation.
Poster sessions create space to pause over the details, look closely and ask questions. This image captures that face-to-face side of the meeting’s research community.
📷 Donis Perkins and Alex Zhavoronkov
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🔬 Shu-Fang Cheng at the #ARDD2026 poster session. Her official abstract examines corylin and memory-related outcomes in an Alzheimer’s mouse model, including sex-dependent responses. The findings are preclinical.
📷 Donis Perkins and Alex Zhavoronkov
Photo: Donis Perkins and Alex Zhavoronkov
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