Peter F. Hitchcock

This study examines how spatially distinct microglia in zebrafish retinas respond to photoreceptor injury, showing differential behavior and regulation by Csf1ra signaling.

This study shows that Muller glia-mediated regeneration in adult zebrafish restores neuronal diversity and retinal circuit organization after injury.

The paper compares gene regulatory networks in zebrafish retinal regeneration and development after different neuronal subtype losses, finding both similarities and differences.

This study shows that disrupting miR-18a in zebrafish retinas delays photoreceptor regeneration, increases proliferation, prolongs inflammation, and affects microglia/macrophage responses.

The paper identifies heterogeneous pdgfrβ+ cells critical for coronary vessel development and heart regeneration in zebrafish.

This study shows Midkine-a is essential for initiating cell proliferation during epimorphic regeneration in zebrafish, with its loss causing impaired regeneration in multiple tissues.

This study shows that inflammation and Mmp-9 regulate photoreceptor regeneration in adult zebrafish, with Mmp-9 required for cone maturation and survival.

This study identifies Midkine-a as a critical regulator of the cell cycle in zebrafish Müller glia during neuronal regeneration, showing its role in transitioning from G1 to S phase and preventing reactive gliosis.

This study shows miR-18a regulates NeuroD and photoreceptor differentiation in zebrafish retina through post-transcriptional mechanisms.