Olivier D. Laflamme

The paper identifies the roles of V0 and V3 commissural interneurons in crossed reflexes in mice, showing V3 CINs are essential for both excitatory and inhibitory CRs, while V0 CINs modulate inhibitory CRs.

This study shows that ascending proprioceptive information from the spinal cord to the brain is essential for responding to external perturbations during locomotion.

This study identifies glycinergic inhibitory neurons in the spinal cord deep dorsal horn that integrate sensory inputs and modulate motor output during locomotion.