Landon T. Genry

This study shows that prenatal hypoxia-ischemia in rabbits leads to altered sensory development, allodynia, anxiety-like behavior, and changes in nociceptive afferent distribution.

This paper develops a machine-learning model to classify muscle fiber types in a rabbit model of cerebral palsy, finding oxidative fiber type shifts in affected muscles.

This study shows that spinal motoneurons in a rabbit model of cerebral palsy respond abnormally to serotonin, leading to hyperexcitability and spasticity.

This study shows inhibitory interneurons in SOD1 mice exhibit early excitability and morphology changes, suggesting they contribute to ALS pathogenesis before motor neuron damage.

This study investigates how prenatal hypoxia-ischemia injury affects spinal nociceptive circuitry in rabbits, finding increased nociceptive afferents and enhanced mechanical and thermal sensitivity.