Y. Albert Pan

This study identifies dscaml1 as critical for CRH neuron development and stress axis function in zebrafish, showing its role in regulating cell number and stress hormone levels.

The paper identifies a cell-ECM recognition mechanism that directs ipsilateral retinal ganglion cell axons to a specific sublamina of the superior colliculus, enabling eye-specific visual pathways.

This study uses zebrafish to investigate glial-vascular interactions during CNS development, showing conserved lineage-specific roles in vessel maintenance and formation.

This study investigates how Cx36 deficiency and PTZ-induced neuronal hyperactivity interact, finding region-specific susceptibility and acute downregulation of Cx36.

The paper identifies invasive skin-derived cells in zebrafish lateral line that differentiate into ionocytes, adapting to environmental ionic changes and regulating hair cell function.

The paper introduces TRAS, a viral labeling method for structural connectivity analysis in zebrafish, and uses it to compare retinofugal connectivity in wild-type and dscaml1 mutant zebrafish.

This study investigates the role of PHETA1/2 in zebrafish, showing that their deficiency causes renal and craniofacial defects, and links a patient variant to disease pathogenesis.

This study shows that zebrafish dscaml1 is crucial for retinal patterning and oculomotor circuit function, with mutations causing deficits in gaze stabilization and saccade fatigue similar to human ocular motor apraxia.