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Alberto Costa

Research Assistant Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Case School of Engineering

Macromolecular Science & Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Alberto Costa is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Research Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

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Case Western Reserve University

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neuroscience down syndrome neurology genetics medicine cognitive neuroscience neuropharmacology brain science mouse model neurogenetics neuroanatomy covid-19 developmental neurobiology clinical epidemiology neurodevelopmental disorders mammalian biology clinical neuroscience molecular neurobiology experimental psychology neuropsychopharmacology experimental medicine protein science animal physiology neurochemistry neural science mouse models young adults stem cell research pharmacotherapy medicinal research respiratory medicine gene regulation brain function experimental psychopathology cellular neurobiology chromosome biology cytogenetics medical genetics gene function clinical data clinical medicine neuroprotection clinical gerontology gait dynamics translational psychiatry plo biology cardiovascular research molecular diagnostics genome biology hearing research adaptive immune system brain-immune interaction innate immune system neuropsychiatry autonomic systems covid-19 pandemic disease risk assessment experimental analysis sensory science protein genetics neurotransmission treatment development clinical evidence disease assessment molecular regulation spatial memory transgenic mice motor dysfunction acute injections fear conditioning test trisomic mice quantitative neurological traits medical vulnerability nmda receptors potential treatment experimental parameters macromolecular science biomolecular engineering molecular engineering macromolecular architecture

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On the Therapeutic Use of Monoclonal Antibodies Against Amyloid Plaques in Older Adults With Down Syndrome: A Narrative Review and Perspective. Brain Sciences (2024)

Alberto C. S. Costa

immunologyneurologybrain scienceolder adultsneuroimmunologynarrative reviewmonoclonal antibodiesdown syndromeamyloid plaquesneuroscienceimmunotherapy

Emergence of Treadmill Running Ability and Quantitative Assessment of Gait Dynamics in Young Ts65Dn Mice: A Mouse Model for Down Syndrome. Brain Sciences (2023)

Jonah J. Scott-McKeanRyan JonesMark W. JohnsonJoyce MierInes A. BastenMelissa R. StaskoAlberto C. S. Costa

physiologybrain sciencerehabilitationmouse modelneuroanatomyquantitative assessmentexercise sciencegait dynamicsneural sciencebiomechanicsneuroscienceneurophysiology

Bio-Mimicking, Electrical Excitability Phenomena Associated With Synthetic Macromolecular Systems: A Brief Review With Connections to the Cytoskeleton and Membraneless Organelles. Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience (2022)

Gary E. WnekAlberto C. S. CostaSusan K. Kozawa

biophysicscytoskeletonsynthetic macromolecular systemsbrief reviewmolecular neurosciencemolecular neurobiologyelectrical excitability phenomenaneurosciencemembraneless organelles

Covid-19 Vaccination of Individuals With Down Syndrome—Data From the Trisomy 21 Research Society Survey on Safety, Efficacy, and Factors Associated With the Decision to Be Vaccinated. Vaccines (2022)

Anke HülsPatrick T. FeanySophia Isabella ZismanAlberto C. S. CostaMara DierssenRobert BaloghStefania BargagnaNicole T. BaumerAna Claudia BrandãoAngelo CarfiBrian Allen ChicoineSujay GhoshMonica LakhanpaulJohannes LevinYona LunskyCoral MansoEitan OkunDiego Real de AsuaAnne-Sophie RebillatTilman R. RohrerGiuseppina SgandurraDiletta ValentiniStephanie L. ShermanAndre Strydom

public healthvaccinesvaccine hesitancycovid-19vaccine developmentvaccine efficacydown syndromevaccinationvaccine safetypediatricsvaccine researchhealth sciences

Differences in Clinical Presentation, Severity, and Treatment of Covid-19 Among Individuals With Down Syndrome From India and High-Income Countries: Data From the Trisomy 21 Research Society Survey. Journal of Global Health (2022)

Halder PinkuAnke HülsPatrick T FeanyNicole BaumerMara DierssenStefania BargagnaAlberto CS CostaBrian A ChicoineAnne-Sophie RebillatGiuseppina SgandurraDiletta ValentiniR Tilman RohrerJohannes LevinMonica LakhanpaulAngelo CarfìStephanie L ShermanAndre StrydomSujay Ghosh

public healthcovid-19epidemiologydown syndromehigh-income countriesglobal healthclinical epidemiology

Evidence of Energy Metabolism Alterations in Cultured Neonatal Astrocytes Derived From the Ts65Dn Mouse Model of Down Syndrome. Brain Sciences (2022)

Bruna L. ZampieriAlberto C. S. Costa

cultured neonatal astrocytesenergy metabolism alterationsdevelopmental neurobiologyneural sciencemembrane biologyneuroanatomybrain scienceneurogeneticsanimal physiologymammalian biologydown syndromeneurodevelopmental disordersdevelopmental biologycellular neurobiologyenergy metabolismgeneticsneurochemistryneuroscienceneurophysiology

The Feasibility of Goal Attainment Scaling in Adults With Down Syndrome: Early Results From the Life‐Dsr‐Gas Sub‐Study. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2022)

Taylor DunnAngela BrittonBrian ChicoineAlberto CostaJames A HendrixKari KnoxFlorence LaiWilliam C MobleyKenneth RockwoodH. Diana RosasThe Down Syndrome Clinical Trials Network

public healthageinglife-dsr-gas sub-studygoal attainment scalingmental healthepidemiologydementiacognitive impairmentdown syndromealzheimer's diseaseadult developmenthealth sciences

Toward the Identification of Neurophysiological Biomarkers for Alzheimer’s Disease in Down Syndrome: A Potential Role for Cross-Frequency Phase-Amplitude Coupling Analysis. Aging and Disease (2022)

Daniella B. VictorinoJean FaberDaniel J. L. L. PinheiroFulvio A. ScorzaAntônio C. G. AlmeidaAlberto C. S. CostaCarla A. Scorza

alzheimer's diseasedown syndromeneuroscienceneurophysiology

Atypical Electrophysiological and Behavioral Responses to Diazepam in a Leading Mouse Model of Down Syndrome. Scientific Reports (2021)

Daniella B. VictorinoDaniel J. L. L. PinheiroJonah J. Scott-McKeanSarah BarkerMelissa R. StaskoJean FaberCarla A. ScorzaAlberto C. S. Costa

electrophysiologydown syndromeneurosciencebehavioral responsesleading mouse model

Covid‐19 and Older Adults With Down Syndrome: Presentation, Complications and Risk for Mortality. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2021)

Asaad BakshAndre StrydomStephanie ShermanMara DierssenAlberto CostaAnke Huels

public healthneurologydisease progressionageingolder adultscovid-19elderly careepidemiologylater adulthoodgeriatric medicinedementiaclinical gerontologydown syndromerespiratory medicinegeriatricsalzheimer's disease

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Alberto Costa

Research Assistant Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

Case School of Engineering

Macromolecular Science & Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Alberto Costa is currently serving as a Case School Of Engineering Research Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Alberto Costa

Case Western Reserve University

Research Assistant Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

On the Therapeutic Use of Monoclonal Antibodies Against Amyloid Plaques in Older Adults With Down Syndrome: A Narrative Review and Perspective. Brain Sciences (2024)

Alberto C. S. Costa

immunologyneurologybrain scienceolder adultsneuroimmunologynarrative reviewmonoclonal antibodiesdown syndromeamyloid plaquesneuroscienceimmunotherapy

Emergence of Treadmill Running Ability and Quantitative Assessment of Gait Dynamics in Young Ts65Dn Mice: A Mouse Model for Down Syndrome. Brain Sciences (2023)

Jonah J. Scott-McKeanRyan JonesMark W. JohnsonJoyce MierInes A. BastenMelissa R. StaskoAlberto C. S. Costa

physiologybrain sciencerehabilitationmouse modelneuroanatomyquantitative assessmentexercise sciencegait dynamicsneural sciencebiomechanicsneuroscienceneurophysiology

Gary E. WnekAlberto C. S. CostaSusan K. Kozawa

biophysicscytoskeletonsynthetic macromolecular systemsbrief reviewmolecular neurosciencemolecular neurobiologyelectrical excitability phenomenaneurosciencemembraneless organelles

public healthvaccinesvaccine hesitancycovid-19vaccine developmentvaccine efficacydown syndromevaccinationvaccine safetypediatricsvaccine researchhealth sciences

public healthcovid-19epidemiologydown syndromehigh-income countriesglobal healthclinical epidemiology

Evidence of Energy Metabolism Alterations in Cultured Neonatal Astrocytes Derived From the Ts65Dn Mouse Model of Down Syndrome. Brain Sciences (2022)

Bruna L. ZampieriAlberto C. S. Costa

The Feasibility of Goal Attainment Scaling in Adults With Down Syndrome: Early Results From the Life‐Dsr‐Gas Sub‐Study. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2022)

Taylor DunnAngela BrittonBrian ChicoineAlberto CostaJames A HendrixKari KnoxFlorence LaiWilliam C MobleyKenneth RockwoodH. Diana RosasThe Down Syndrome Clinical Trials Network

public healthageinglife-dsr-gas sub-studygoal attainment scalingmental healthepidemiologydementiacognitive impairmentdown syndromealzheimer's diseaseadult developmenthealth sciences

Daniella B. VictorinoJean FaberDaniel J. L. L. PinheiroFulvio A. ScorzaAntônio C. G. AlmeidaAlberto C. S. CostaCarla A. Scorza

alzheimer's diseasedown syndromeneuroscienceneurophysiology

Atypical Electrophysiological and Behavioral Responses to Diazepam in a Leading Mouse Model of Down Syndrome. Scientific Reports (2021)

Daniella B. VictorinoDaniel J. L. L. PinheiroJonah J. Scott-McKeanSarah BarkerMelissa R. StaskoJean FaberCarla A. ScorzaAlberto C. S. Costa

electrophysiologydown syndromeneurosciencebehavioral responsesleading mouse model

Covid‐19 and Older Adults With Down Syndrome: Presentation, Complications and Risk for Mortality. Alzheimer s & Dementia (2021)

Asaad BakshAndre StrydomStephanie ShermanMara DierssenAlberto CostaAnke Huels

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