Miguel Turrero Garcίa

The paper identifies distinct progenitor populations in human ganglionic eminences, their gene regulatory networks, and lineage trajectories using single-nucleus transcriptomics and spatial transcriptomics.

The paper analyzes the conservation and evolution of striatal interneurons across mammals, finding that TAC3 interneurons are conserved and that neuronal types evolve through redistribution and refinement.

The paper identifies 22 molecularly distinct neuronal subtypes in the lateral septum by profiling transcriptional identity and examines their connectivity, morphology, and electrophysiology.

The paper shows that intrinsic developmental origins and local signals shape septal astrocyte identity through distinct molecular and morphological features in medial and lateral septal nuclei.

The paper uses single-cell RNA sequencing to study how transcriptional changes during neurogenesis lead to the sequential generation of distinct septal neuron types.

The paper identifies that cortical ChAT+ neurons co-transmit acetylcholine and GABA in a target- and brain-region specific manner, revealing heterogeneity in their function and connectivity.

This study shows PRDM16 regulates MGE progenitor proliferation and GABAergic interneuron production by repressing differentiation genes.