Rodrigo Muñoz-Castañeda

The paper maps cell type densities in the mouse brain using single-cell imaging and computational analysis, revealing sex differences, shared signatures among brain regions, and associations between cell densities and anatomical functions.

This study develops a high-throughput in vivo Perturb-seq platform to analyze gene function across diverse cell types in the brain and peripheral nervous system, identifying cell type-specific transcriptional networks.

The paper identifies brain circuits involved in prairie vole pair bonding using whole-brain mapping and finds that bonding-related circuits are largely sexually monomorphic and show coordinated activity between pair members.

The paper identifies a sex-dependent neural circuit from the locus coeruleus to the anterior cingulate cortex that modulates parental care in mice by influencing pup retrieval behavior.

This study uses interspecies neural blastocyst complementation to build and test functional rat-mouse neural circuits in rat-mouse brains, showing synaptic activity and partial behavioral rescue.

The paper maps the spatial relationship between cerebrovasculature, pericytes, and neuronal cell types in mice to reveal how they support regional brain energy homeostasis.

The paper provides a detailed cellular-resolution map of the mouse primary motor cortex, defining cell types and their connectivity.

The paper introduces LS-SOFI, a method combining light-sheet fluorescence microscopy and super-resolution optical fluctuation imaging for fast nanoscale-resolution imaging in 3D tissues.