Alberto Docampo-Seara

The paper identifies a CYP26A1/CRYAA progenitor-glial domain in the human retina that marks the presumptive macula and links it to regional gliogenic maturation and specialized Muller glial populations.

The paper identifies heterogeneous and dynamic gene expression in macrophage subpopulations during zebrafish spinal cord regeneration.

The paper identifies an injury-induced stem cell-like state in zebrafish ERGs that promotes regenerative neurogenesis through lin28a and clcf1.

The paper shows that a neutrophil subpopulation expressing il4 promotes spinal cord regeneration in zebrafish by reducing Il-1β in macrophages/microglia, and this effect can be rescued by il4 overexpression or Il-1β reduction.

This study shows that sema4ab in microglia suppresses regenerative neurogenesis after spinal cord injury in zebrafish by altering microglia activation and fibroblast cytokine expression.

This study characterizes neurogenic niches in the telencephalon of juvenile and adult sharks using immunohistochemical markers, identifying distinct cell subtypes involved in neurogenesis.