Shane E. A. Eaton

This paper shows that knocking out PTEN in adult sensory neurons of mice leads to increased axon sprouting and regenerative activity without affecting overall nerve function or behavior.

This study shows that stimulating the A13 region in Parkinson's mouse models improves locomotor function and reduces bradykinesia by restoring motor function through neural remodeling.

The paper investigates changes in the connectome of the A13 nucleus in Parkinson's disease models, finding widespread reconfiguration of afferent and efferent projections following nigrostriatal degeneration.

This study investigates how dopamine receptors regulate spinal network output in neonatal mice, revealing concentration-dependent excitatory and inhibitory effects mediated by D1 and D2 receptors during low excitability states.