Özgün Gökçe

The paper reanalyzes original data and conducts new experiments to show that neurexins have distinct functions in different synapse types.

This study identifies innate immune memory after brain injury as a driver of chronic cardiac dysfunction, showing that post-stroke epigenetic changes in myeloid cells lead to inflammation and fibrosis in the heart.

The paper shows pericytes constrict during ischemia, remain constricted post-reperfusion, and contribute to no-reflow, with some surviving and upregulating transcripts, suggesting they are therapeutic targets.

This study correlates spatial transcriptomics with electron microscopy to link microglial morphology with transcriptional signatures in mouse brain.

The paper identifies interferon-responsive oligodendrocytes in aging white matter linked to T cells and shows their role in white matter pathology.

The paper creates a cell type atlas of the adult murine striatum using single-cell RNA-seq and identifies discrete and continuous cell identities within spiny projection neurons.

This study demonstrates that hypothermic storage of intact mouse kidneys in organ transplant preservative maintains transcriptome quality for single cell RNAseq analysis.