Elizabeth M. Quinlan

This study shows that adult mice can exhibit reversible presynaptic plasticity at thalamocortical synapses through visual deprivation and light reintroduction.

This study shows that prolonged visual deprivation in adult mice induces reversible, non-homeostatic plasticity at thalamocortical synapses in layer 4 pyramidal neurons.

The paper shows that monocular deprivation in mouse visual cortex causes an all-or-none elimination of pyramidal cell connections to parvalbumin-positive interneurons, which is necessary for ocular dominance plasticity.

This study shows that high-frequency visual stimulation primes gamma oscillations for phase reset and improves spatial acuity.

This study shows that LRx in amblyopic mice induces MMP2/9 activity and ECM degradation in V1, enabling synaptic plasticity through homeostatic regulation of proteolysis.

This study shows that 17α Estradiol enhances plasticity in the adult amblyopic visual cortex by increasing synaptic size and promoting experience-dependent plasticity.

This study investigates how different visual stimulation frequencies affect the site and generalizability of experience-dependent plasticity in mouse visual cortex.