Shatabdi Bhattacharjee

The paper investigates how neuronal cells adapt to copper deficiency by increasing protein synthesis through mTORC1 activation and reduced PERK signaling in multiple model systems.

This study shows that CCT and Cullin1 regulate TORC1 to control dendritic arborization in Drosophila neurons, both in health and in Huntington's disease.

This study identifies the role of the zinc-BED transcription factor Bedwarfed in regulating dendritic growth and branching through transcriptional and translational mechanisms in Drosophila.

The paper identifies chloride-dependent mechanisms in Drosophila CIII neurons that underlie cold-evoked behavior and neuropathic sensitization.

This study identifies PP2A phosphatase as a regulator of cell-type specific dendritic morphology in Drosophila neurons, with distinct roles in promoting branching in Class IV neurons and restricting arborization in Class I neurons.

The paper quantifies the distinct roles of microtubules and F-actin in shaping dendritic architecture using live imaging and computational modeling in Drosophila neurons.

This study shows that Golgi-dependent copper homeostasis, mediated by ATP7 and COG, is essential for maintaining mitochondrial function and synaptic integrity in neurons.