Chuanyun Xu

The paper introduces endocytome profiling to map cell-surface protein dynamics in developing olfactory receptor neurons, revealing how endocytosis regulates axon pruning and targeting.

The paper shows that dimensionality reduction simplifies synaptic partner matching in the fly antennal lobe by reducing a 3D search problem to a 1D trajectory.

The paper shows that altering a combination of cell-surface proteins in Drosophila olfactory neurons can switch their synaptic connections to different projection neuron types, revealing a combinatorial code for circuit assembly.

The paper identifies three CSP pairs mediating repulsive interactions that prevent non-cognate synaptic connections in Drosophila olfactory circuits.

This paper introduces a sparse driver system for cell-type specific single-cell labeling and manipulation in Drosophila, enabling tunable sparsity and multi-color staining.

This study identifies the intracellular signaling pathway of teneurins in synaptic partner matching using Drosophila models.

This study identifies Acj6 as a transcription factor that controls dendrite targeting in Drosophila PNs by regulating combinatorial expression of cell-surface proteins.

The paper shows that reciprocal repulsions between Teneurin-3 and Latrophilin-2 guide the assembly of parallel hippocampal networks during development.

The paper analyzes single-cell transcriptomes of Drosophila olfactory projection neurons across developmental stages to identify transcriptomic changes and cellular diversity patterns.

The paper profiles cell-surface proteomes in Drosophila olfactory neurons across development, identifying new regulators of neural circuit assembly.

This paper identifies Fish-lips (Fili) as a transmembrane protein that mediates repulsion between non-synaptic partner neurons to ensure precise wiring in the Drosophila olfactory circuit.

The paper identifies transcription factors that coordinate olfactory receptor expression and wiring specificity in Drosophila ORNs using single-cell RNA-sequencing and genetic analysis.