Seong‐Gi Kim

This study investigates corticocollicular projections from somatosensory and motor cortices to the inferior colliculus, showing their role in modulating auditory processing through movement-related signals.

This study shows that adult mice experience rapid functional brain network reorganization after deafness, including crossmodal integration and changes in default mode-like networks.

The paper shows that CGRPPBel neurons encode opposing valence through frequency-dependent differential release of glutamate and neuropeptides in response to aversive and appetitive stimuli.

The paper attempts to replicate DIANA fMRI findings in anesthetized mice but fails to observe direct neuronal activity-like peaks, suggesting potential artifacts or data pre-selection issues.

This study uses fMRI with optogenetic stimulation to map whole-brain effective connectivity in mice, showing agreement with anatomical data but sensitivity to anesthetics.

This study uses fMRI with optogenetic silencing to dissect brain-wide somatosensory circuits, revealing distinct input and output pathways in mouse brain regions.

This study compares fMRI responses to visual stimulation in anesthetized and awake mice, finding differences in response timing, strength, and activation patterns.