Martin E. Schwab

This study identifies Nogo-A as an onco-fetal protein that inhibits glioma vascularization and growth through VEGF-Notch-Hippo-metabolic signaling in human and mouse models.

This study shows that Nogo-A deletion affects trigeminal ganglion neurons and tooth innervation, altering synapse function and neurotrophin signaling.

The paper identifies ERK1/2 and other pathways as novel components of Nogo-A signaling that mediate long-term neurite outgrowth inhibition.

This study shows that motor cortex neuronal populations encode limb movement differently based on environmental context, with M2 influencing this context-dependent encoding.