Yangyang Wang

The paper investigates how subthreshold membrane depolarization influences intracellular calcium dynamics in awake mice, showing strong coupling during prolonged depolarization and weaker coupling during isolated spikes.

The paper analyzes the relative phase of membrane potential theta oscillations between hippocampal neurons during a virtual spatial task, revealing spatially coded phase shifts independent of spiking activity.

This paper demonstrates that modified self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) enables long-lasting protein expression in mouse and human brain tissues.

This paper investigates how high frequency electrical stimulation modulates fast spiking interneurons in different brain regions, finding region-specific entrainment and bidirectional effects on temporal processing.

The paper demonstrates prolonged single-neuron voltage imaging in behaving mice using ElectraOFF, revealing plasticity changes during neuromodulation.

The paper constructs a single-cell protein atlas of 266 transcription factors in C. elegans embryos, revealing combinatorial regulatory codes and lineage-specific functions in spatiotemporal patterning.

This paper demonstrates targeted illumination with SomArchon to enable large-scale voltage imaging in the brain, improving signal contrast and reducing background contamination.

The paper maps chromatin activity during C. elegans embryogenesis to understand how chromatin regulation influences cell lineage differentiation and tissue-specific states.