Jiaojian Wang

This study shows that rTMS targeting the motor cortex in a non-human primate model of Rett syndrome improves behavioral outcomes and induces cell-type-specific transcriptional changes.

This study compares structural-functional coupling patterns between human and macaque brains, finding species-specific differences linked to evolutionary adaptations in gene expression and cognitive function.

This study identifies IgG accumulation in dystrophin-deficient muscle as a driver of DMD progression and shows that B cell depletion reduces it, offering a potential therapeutic strategy.

The paper develops models to predict chronological age in human and macaque brains and identifies a cross-species age gap linked to behavioral performance.

The paper creates a macaque brain atlas using diffusion MRI data to map connectivity, parcellation, and histology, revealing structural differences between macaque and human brains.

BAI-Net improves individualized brain mapping by integrating topological priors and connectivity data, showing better performance than traditional clustering methods.

The paper compares structural and connectional asymmetries of the inferior parietal lobule across humans, chimpanzees, and rhesus macaques, finding humans have more widespread asymmetric connections linked to hemispheric specialization.

This paper introduces RNcut, a method for robust and homogeneous brain network parcellation in neonates and adults, showing improved performance over existing methods in simulated and real rs-fMRI data.