Kee Wui Huang

This study identifies two cerebellar populations in mice that drive forelimb movement toward or away from the body, revealing a subcortical circuit basis for directional refinement during movement.

The paper introduces SBARRO, a method that maps synaptic connections and RNA expression in neurons using barcoded rabies virus and single-cell RNA sequencing, revealing cell-type-specific synaptic networks in mouse brain cells.

The paper identifies a brain-wide circuit that modulates micturition behavior based on social and sensory contexts in mice.

The paper analyzes single-cell RNA profiles from the mouse dorsal raphe nucleus to study antiviral neuroinflammatory responses following rabies virus infection, identifying distinct immune cell populations and microglia states.

The paper shows that GRP recruits disinhibitory cortical circuits via VIP cells, enhancing fear memories through GRPR signaling.

The paper identifies distinct neuronal subtypes in the lateral habenula and shows their differential targeting of dopamine and GABAergic neurons in the ventral tegmental area.

This study maps the molecular and spatial organization of cell subtypes in the mouse dorsal raphe nucleus using single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial profiling.

The paper identifies distinct cortical-thalamic-striatal circuits within the parafascicular nucleus in mice, revealing heterogeneous neurons organized into parallel functional subcircuits.