Ahmet S. Asan

Loss of CACNA1G disrupts sleep rhythms and gene regulation, creating a mismatch between brain state and behavior linked to schizophrenia.

This study analyzes 42 de novo CACNA1A missense variants in neurodevelopmental disorders, finding most alter channel function and correlate with clinical outcomes.

This study evaluates how electrode parameters affect spinal cord stimulation efficacy in rats, finding that position, distance, and size significantly improve muscle recruitment.

This study shows that SRRM2 haploinsufficiency in mice causes synaptic, splicing, and myelination defects linked to schizophrenia-like behaviors and gene expression changes.

This study develops spinal cord associative plasticity (SCAP) to enhance sensorimotor function after cervical spinal cord injury by pairing motor cortex and spinal cord stimulations, showing improved dexterity and reflex modulation.

This study measures vertical electric fields in rat brains under different electrode placements to understand tES effects.