Introduction to the 12th international Biometals webinars - presented by Dr. Isabelle Michaud-Soret and Christopher Rensing | Zinc and copper interact with tubulin and actin to form neuronal dendrites and synapses - presented by Dr Richard Ortega | Dmt1 and ferroportin transport iron and manganese in SLC30A10 deficiency - presented by Tom Bartnikas MD PhD

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Introduction to the 12th international Biometals webinars, Zinc and copper interact with tubulin and actin to form neuronal dendrites and synapses, Dmt1 and ferroportin transport iron and manganese in SLC30A10 deficiency

Speakers: Isabelle Michaud-Soret, Christopher Rensing, Richard Ortega, Tom Bartnikas

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1. Introduction to the 12th international Biometals webinars

Isabelle Michaud-Soret

French National Centre for Scientific Research

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Christopher Rensing

Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University

2. Zinc and copper interact with tubulin and actin to form neuronal dendrites and synapses

Richard Ortega

University of Bordeaux

3. Dmt1 and ferroportin transport iron and manganese in SLC30A10 deficiency

Tom Bartnikas

Brown University

BioMetals Seminar Series

BioMetals

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C. Rensing et al. (2025, February 4), Introduction to the 12th international Biometals webinars, Zinc and copper interact with tubulin and actin to form neuronal dendrites and synapses, Dmt1 and ferroportin transport iron and manganese in SLC30A10 deficiency

doi.org/10.52843/cassyni.smtx3r

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