Michaela B. C. Kilander

The paper identifies a parvalbumin-positive subtype of Purkinje neurons with distinct firing properties and shows that ion channel differences contribute to firing diversity.

This study investigates the role of cadherin-11 in autism by analyzing its expression and function in mouse models and human tissue, finding altered expression and synaptic changes in autism-associated conditions.

This study shows Abl2:cortactin interactions maintain stable actin filaments in dendritic spines, which are critical for spine stability and structure.

This study shows that tomosyn regulates RhoA activity to maintain dendritic stability and AMPA receptor surface expression, with autism-associated variants disrupting this function.