Sangyong Jung

The paper shows that male 3xTg Alzheimer's model mice exhibit executive dysfunction linked to altered synaptic plasticity and gene expression in the medial prefrontal cortex.

This study shows that CaBP1 and CaBP2 suppress CaV1.3 channel inactivation in inner hair cells, enabling sustained synaptic transmission and hearing.

This study shows that the maternal gut microbiome affects brain development in mice, with persistent structural changes observed even after microbial reintroduction.

This study shows that Ermin deficiency causes myelin abnormalities and inflammation, leading to neurological deficits and increased susceptibility to demyelination, suggesting it as an 'inside-out' model for inflammatory dysmyelination.

This study tracks synaptic vesicle dynamics in Huntington's disease mice, finding abnormal motion and vesicle pools, which are partially rescued by Rab11 overexpression and jasplakinolide.

This study tracks inhibitory synaptic vesicles in real-time, revealing unique dynamics and exocytosis properties compared to excitatory vesicles.

The paper identifies molecular signatures and neurodevelopmental abnormalities in FMRP-deficient neurons derived from isogenic FMR1 knockout human embryonic stem cells.

This study identifies a dichotomic hypo-connected resting and hyper-responsive active phenotype in a mouse model of early tauopathy, with implications for Alzheimer's disease.