Serika Yamada

The paper identifies stressor-selective sympathetic preganglionic modules in mice that link physiological demands to organ-biased sympathetic output.

The paper investigates how glucose signaling through the vagus nerve and frontal cortex affects sucrose preference in mice, showing the role of SGLT1, dopamine receptors, and stress.

This study identifies a muscle-sympathetic nerve-intestine network that drives inflammation and atrophy in immobilized muscles, showing that intestinal inflammation contributes to muscle damage.

The paper identifies two molecularly distinct subtypes of sympathetic preganglionic neurons in mice that selectively regulate gastrointestinal and adrenal functions through non-overlapping innervation patterns.