Tracy S. Tran

This study shows that disrupting Nrp2 in interneuron precursors leads to ASD-like behaviors and increased seizure risk in mice.

This study investigates the role of semaphorin signaling in neuronal regeneration and locomotion recovery in C. elegans by analyzing knockout mutants and neuronal morphology.

This study shows that Nrp2 deficiency in mice reduces interneuron subtypes and inhibitory regulation in the hippocampus, leading to seizures and autism-like behaviors.

This study identifies a novel Sema3A-Nrp1/PlxnA4/FARP2/Rac1 signaling pathway that specifically controls dendritic morphogenesis but not axon repulsion in cortical neurons.

This study shows that Nrp2 signaling is essential for corticostriatal synaptic maintenance, spine structure, and learning in mice, with implications for neurodevelopmental disorders.