Carlo A. Beretta

Intermediate Gray Matter Interneurons in the Lumbar Spinal Cord Play a Critical and Necessary Role in Coordinated Locomotion

This study shows that damaging intermediate gray matter in the lumbar spinal cord of rats causes long-term locomotor deficits, with machine learning confirming the link to interneuronal loss.

Loss of secondary motor cortex neurons in chronic neuropathic pain

The paper identifies neuronal loss in the secondary motor cortex as a mechanism underlying chronic neuropathic pain using longitudinal in vivo imaging.

Comprehensive monitoring of tissue composition using in vivo imaging of cell nuclei and deep learning

The paper introduces NuCLear, a method combining in vivo two-photon imaging and deep learning to monitor tissue composition over time in mice brains.

Grey matter volume changes and corresponding cellular metrics identified in a longitudinal in vivo imaging approach

The paper correlates grey matter volume changes with cellular metrics in mice using MRI and in vivo imaging.