Gilles Claude Vanwalleghem

The paper identifies Relaxin-3-expressing neurons in the zebrafish PAG that are activated by darkness and contribute to behavioral responses.

This paper develops and validates caged oxytocin analogs that can be activated with light to precisely control oxytocin signaling in the brain and peripheral tissues.

The paper uses calcium imaging to study brain-wide visual habituation networks in zebrafish, finding altered network dynamics in fmr1 mutants linked to slower habituation.

This study identifies two phases of cellular regeneration after spinal cord injury in zebrafish, highlighting the role of precursor neuron migration in initiating functional recovery.

This study reveals that larval zebrafish have a broader frequency sensitivity and complex neural coding in their auditory system than previously thought.

This paper shows that assuming non-negativity in calcium imaging data can miss real neuronal responses and suggests using suite2p for better analysis.

The paper maps neurons involved in water flow perception in larval zebrafish using calcium imaging and microfluidic stimulation, revealing diverse response types and brain regions involved.

This study maps auditory network changes in fmr1-mutant zebrafish, finding increased transmission and reduced filtering of auditory information leading to hypersensitivity.

The paper uses fictive vestibular stimulation and whole-brain calcium imaging to map vestibular-responsive neurons in larval zebrafish, revealing widespread and diverse cellular responses.