Christian Löhmann

This study shows acetylcholine modulates spontaneous activity in the developing mouse visual cortex in relation to behavioral states, with effects on network synchrony and activity levels.

The paper investigates how spontaneous activity guides the development of multisensory integration in the developing higher-order cortex by establishing co-aligned topographic projections.

The paper shows that clustered synapses form in distinct dendritic domains in mouse visual cortex before eye opening, correlating with synaptic stabilization and potentiation.

This study investigates how spontaneous activity patterns in the developing mouse visual cortex contribute to network connectivity through distinct plasticity rules, showing local events shape selectivity and global events regulate connection strength.

This study shows oxytocin reduces spontaneous activity in the visual cortex by enhancing inhibition via somatostatin interneurons, affecting synaptic refinement and sensory processing.

The paper shows that inhibitory signaling shapes spontaneous activity patterns in the developing visual cortex by modulating cell recruitment and event spread.