Heike Lydia Rittner

This study identifies sex-specific molecular and cellular differences in rat dorsal root ganglia during pain resolution after nerve injury.

This study identifies the Fpr2-Cd206-TAM receptor axis as a target for pain resolution and fibrinolysis after nerve injury by resealing capillary barriers.

The paper examines human dorsal root ganglia (DRG) after plexus injury, finding two types of outcomes: neuronal preservation or loss, with implications for treatment strategies.

This study investigates bortezomib-induced neuropathy in rats and patients, showing that early toxicity targets the blood nerve barrier, which can recover through upregulation of netrin-1.

This study shows adult mouse DRG glial cells can dedifferentiate into neural progenitor-like cells and express neuronal and glial markers, suggesting potential for sensory circuit regeneration.

This study identifies claudin-12's role in maintaining myelin and blood-nerve barriers, showing its deficiency causes mechanical hypersensitivity and painful neuropathy in male mice.