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Davina Patel

Cleveland Clinic

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Longitudinal in vivo monitoring of axonal integrity after brain injury

Sergiy Chornyy, Julie A. Borovicka, Davina Patel, Min‐Kyoo Shin, Edwin Vázquez‐Rosa, Emiko Miller, Brigid M. Wilson, Andrew A. Pieper, Hod Dana

This study develops an in vivo method to monitor axonal activity over time in mice and shows that P7C3-A20 reduces but does not eliminate axonal dysfunction after brain injury.

bioRxiv · Jul 22, 2022 · PreprintNeuroscience

Recording large-scale, cellular-resolution neuronal activity from freely-moving mice

Aniruddha Das, Sarah J. Holden, Julie A. Borovicka, Jacob Icardi, Davina Patel, Rushik Patel, Jacob Raber, Hod Dana

This paper introduces a method to record single-cell cortical activity from freely-moving mice using CaMPARI, revealing task-dependent activity patterns in motor and somatosensory cortices.

bioRxiv · Jun 1, 2022 · PreprintNeuroscience

Cellular-resolution monitoring of ischemic stroke pathologies in the rat cortex

Sergiy Chornyy, Aniruddha Das, Julie A. Borovicka, Davina Patel, Hugh Hiu Nam Chan, John K. Hermann, Thomas C. Jaramillo, André G. Machado, Kenneth B. Baker, Hod Dana

This study uses two-photon microscopy to monitor functional changes in rat cortical regions after ischemic stroke, revealing widespread neuronal activity modifications across multiple brain areas.

Biomedical Optics Express · Jul 8, 2021Peer-reviewedNeuroscience