Karin Dedek

The paper examines G-protein subunit expression and interactions in the retina of the European robin, finding photoreceptor-specific expression patterns and in vitro interactions of {beta}{gamma} dimers.

The paper identifies the proteome of electrical synapses in retinal neurons using BioID in mice and zebrafish, revealing new interactors and their roles in synapse function.

The paper detects full-length CRY1 protein in blue cone photoreceptors of human and great ape retinas, suggesting non-clock functions and potential isoform diversity.

The paper identifies four horizontal cell types in two bird species and describes their synaptic connections to photoreceptors, suggesting functional roles in intensity and color processing.

The paper investigates whether ErCry4b in European robins can function as a radical pair magnetic sensor, finding it lacks FAD binding and is not expressed at detectable levels.

The paper shows that horizontal cells in the mouse retina exhibit regional specializations along the dorso-ventral axis, adapting to the visual environment through morphology and electrical coupling.

The paper identifies two distinct synaptic sites on horizontal cells in the mouse retina that mediate local feedback to cones and global feedforward signaling to bipolar cells.