Pratyush S. Suryavanshi

This study identifies lysine crotonylation (Kcr) as an epigenetic regulator of long-term memory and glutamatergic neurotransmission, showing its role in gene expression and synaptic function.

The paper shows excitotoxic insults increase neuronal nuclear membrane permeability in the neonatal brain, as indicated by nuclear translocation of GCaMP6s and increased nuclear pore size.

This paper investigates a migraine with aura mutation and finds it increases presynaptic excitability through enhanced glutamatergic synaptic transmission, leading to increased spreading depolarization susceptibility.

The paper identifies non-canonical glutamate signaling in a migraine model, linking it to spreading depolarizations and potential therapeutic targets.