Ryan A. Doan

This study investigates the role of P/Q-type voltage-gated calcium channels in oligodendrocyte lineage cells during myelination in zebrafish, finding that these channels are essential for normal myelination and calcium signaling.

This study shows that activating CB1 receptors in zebrafish leads to increased non-axonal ensheathment without affecting OL differentiation or normal myelin formation.

This study identifies TMEM63A as a critical regulator of myelination in the CNS, showing its role in oligodendrocyte function and linking its dysfunction to hypomyelinating leukodystrophies.

This study shows that CNS axon diameter growth does not require oligodendrocyte ensheathment or myelination, contrasting with PNS findings.

This study identifies FBXW7 as a regulator of myelin capacity and homeostasis in the adult CNS by controlling MYRF levels through ubiquitination.

This study shows Dock1 is essential for Schwann cell function in peripheral myelin development, maintenance, and repair across species.