Jonathan Joseph Russin

Vascular and synaptic proteomes reveal blood-brain barrier disruption and postsynaptic remodeling in human temporal lobe epilepsy

This study identifies molecular changes in vascular and synaptic proteomes of human temporal lobe epilepsy, revealing BBB disruption and synaptic remodeling.

Human spinal cord activation during filling and emptying of the bladder

This study uses functional ultrasound imaging to observe spinal cord activity during bladder filling and emptying, identifying pressure-responsive regions correlated with bladder pressure.

A window to the brain: ultrasound imaging of human neural activity through a permanent acoustic window

This paper introduces a permanent acoustic window for high-resolution, non-invasive ultrasound imaging of human brain activity, demonstrating its use in mapping cortical responses to finger movement.

Human Adult Neurogenesis Loss Underlies Cognitive Decline During Epilepsy Progression

The paper shows that adult neurogenesis loss in MTLE patients correlates with cognitive decline, particularly in verbal learning and memory after 20 years of disease duration.