Lena Constantin

The paper investigates auditory habituation differences in zebrafish autism models, finding unique and shared brain-wide circuit changes across genetic lines.

This paper introduces a flow cytometry protocol using frozen plant material to accurately and precisely measure genome size, eliminating the need for fresh material and enabling efficient genome sequencing.

The paper presents high-quality genome assemblies for four Macadamia species, revealing evolutionary history and gene content differences to support plant breeding.

The paper uses calcium imaging to study brain-wide visual habituation networks in zebrafish, finding altered network dynamics in fmr1 mutants linked to slower habituation.

This study reveals that larval zebrafish have a broader frequency sensitivity and complex neural coding in their auditory system than previously thought.

This paper shows that assuming non-negativity in calcium imaging data can miss real neuronal responses and suggests using suite2p for better analysis.

This study maps auditory network changes in fmr1-mutant zebrafish, finding increased transmission and reduced filtering of auditory information leading to hypersensitivity.