Luca Della Santina

This study shows that Afadin is essential for sorting retinal neuron types into correct cellular layers, but not for their survival or synaptic partner selection.

The paper examines how different ON bipolar cell subtypes generate distinct kinetic responses in transient and sustained ON retinal ganglion cells through synaptic mechanisms.

This study shows that microglia increase in number and interact with synaptic sites early in neurodegeneration, and their depletion partially restores ganglion cell function.

The paper investigates how partial cone loss differentially affects two OFF ganglion cell pathways in the mouse retina, revealing distinct circuit modifications and functional changes.

The paper shows that FLRT2-UNC5 signaling mediates synaptic partner rejection in retinal neurons by eliminating dendrites that stray from their correct sublayers.

This paper introduces a scalable method for micro-CT analysis to quantitatively characterize brain lesions and implants while preserving the skull.