Andréas Faissner

The paper shows that loss of four extracellular matrix proteins in mice causes retinal dysfunction, impaired visual motion processing, loss of specific retinal cells, and synaptic imbalance.

The paper investigates the role of ECM molecules in regulating PNNs, inhibitory interneurons, synaptic distribution, and Otx2 in the visual cortex of knockout mice.

This study shows that loss of tenascin-C reduces reactive gliosis and increases anti-inflammatory cytokines in an autoimmune glaucoma mouse model.

This study shows that extracellular matrix stabilizes inhibitory synapses to maintain excitation-inhibition balance in neuronal networks.