Andreea Pantiru

This paper introduces optoDRD1, a photoswitchable optoGPCR that reversibly controls Gs and arrestin signaling using distinct wavelengths of light.

The paper compares retinal cell composition and visual coding between diurnal and nocturnal mice to show how evolutionary changes in cell types reconfigure visual information processing.

The paper shows that cerebrospinal fluid contacting neurons in the mouse spinal cord use different Ca2+ channels to generate graded spikes that signal distinct neurotransmitter inputs.