Georgios Baskozos

The paper demonstrates that precision targeting of injured sensory neurons using gene therapy alleviates neuropathic pain in mice.

The paper characterizes the maturation of HD10.6 human dorsal root ganglion cells over 28 days, showing transcriptional and functional changes relevant to nociception and axon injury.

The paper identifies SLC45A4 as a pain-related gene encoding a neuronal polyamine transporter through GWAS and functional studies.

This paper identifies potential pain-related genes using machine learning and interaction networks, finding JAK2/STAT3, ErbB, and Rap1 pathways as promising targets.

The paper analyzes bulk RNA-seq data from murine dorsal root ganglia neurons after nerve injury to identify sex-specific transcriptional changes across neuronal subtypes.

The paper identifies DIRC3-IGFBP5 as a shared genetic risk locus for trigger finger and carpal tunnel syndrome, linking IGF-1 signaling to both diseases.

The paper identifies ADCYAP1 (PACAP) as a key molecule enhancing sensory neuron outgrowth in human nerve regeneration using carpal tunnel syndrome as a model.

The paper identifies 267 NaV1.7-associated proteins in mice using epitope-tagged gene targeting and mass spectrometry, including novel interactors validated by co-immunoprecipitation and functional assays.