Lujia Chen

This study shows that the medial entorhinal cortex encodes landmark identity through cue cells during navigation, distinct from spatial encoding by grid cells.

This study links tau pathology in the medial entorhinal cortex to spatial memory impairment by showing dysregulated neural activity and sex-specific resilience in PS19 tauopathy mice.

The paper shows that slow hippocampus-to-entorhinal plasticity underlies gradual grid cell map formation and fragmentation in novel environments through longitudinal imaging and modeling.

The paper uses single-cell data to identify gene expression modules regulated by cell-cell communication in colorectal cancer and validates findings with spatial transcriptomics.

This study shows that TLR9 sensing of tissue damage during influenza infection promotes inflammation and antiviral responses, but its absence leads to impaired viral clearance and prolonged lung injury.

This study uses in vivo imaging to track microvascular recovery and remodeling after cortical injury, showing dynamic vascular growth and functional recovery over time.

This paper shows that subanesthetic ketamine reactivates adult cortical plasticity in mice, restoring vision from amblyopia through NRG1 downregulation in PV neurons.