Maria José Galazo

This study shows that loss of Zmiz1 in mice causes brain abnormalities and autistic-like behaviors, with molecular changes affecting neurogenesis and synaptic signaling.

This study shows that Shox2 is essential for maintaining thalamic spindle function by regulating firing properties of thalamocortical neurons, leading to impaired sleep spindles and related behaviors.

This study identifies Zmiz1 as a regulator of lymphatic endothelial cell function and Prox1 expression, showing its role in lymphatic vessel development and valve formation.

The paper identifies topographic principles in the corpus callosum that guide axon connectivity between brain hemispheres through symmetric adhesion molecule levels and co-fasciculation.

This study examines the correlation between hippocampal memory reactivation during sleep and specific cortical states in the retrosplenial and prefrontal cortices, finding distinct temporal relationships between reactivation and cortical UP/Down states.

This study identifies Tle4's role in both the acquisition and maintenance of corticothalamic projection neuron identity through epigenetic regulation of Fezf2 expression.

The paper shows that the miR-193b~365 microRNA cluster downstream of Fezf2 represses Mapk8 and affects dendritic branching in cortical projection neurons.