Jeffrey P. Gavornik

This study reduces FMR1 expression in human cortical slices to model Fragile X syndrome, revealing cell type-specific transcriptomic and electrophysiological changes not observed in mouse models.

This study investigates how deviant responses in mouse V1 are influenced by temporal context and expectation, showing they reflect complex, experience-dependent mechanisms rather than simple adaptation.

The paper shows that hemodynamic responses in the cortex are influenced by neuromodulators like norepinephrine, with distinct impulse response functions for different neuromodulatory signals.

This paper shows that M2 receptors are required for spatiotemporal sequence learning in mouse V1, with M2 expression and function differing from M1.

The paper shows visual stimulation causes retinotopic acetylcholine release in the mouse visual cortex, indicating organized cholinergic signaling.

The paper studies neural activity in mouse V1 during sequence learning, finding changes in temporal structure and prediction error responses.

The paper shows that training changes spiking activity in mouse V1, with responses to expected stimuli suppressed and novel stimuli eliciting prolonged responses, consistent with predictive coding.

The paper investigates how sex and estrous cycle stage affect experience-dependent plasticity in mouse primary visual cortex, finding that while baseline acuity is not significantly affected, both factors modulate distinct forms of plasticity.

This paper shows that subanesthetic ketamine reactivates adult cortical plasticity in mice, restoring vision from amblyopia through NRG1 downregulation in PV neurons.

The paper analyzes whole-brain neuronal activity in larval zebrafish during visual stimuli and motor output, revealing functional brain nuclei and convergent sensorimotor transformations.