Yasuhiro Go

The paper analyzes dendritic spine nanostructure in mouse models of neuropsychiatric disorders, identifying schizophrenia and autism-related spine morphology changes and a role for Ecrg4 in spine dynamics.

This study shows that astrocyte stimulation can restore retinogeniculate synapse plasticity after the critical period in dark-reared mice.

This paper develops a 3D markerless motion capture system for tracking multiple freely behaving monkeys to automate social behavior analysis.

This study identifies AUTS2's role in regulating intermediate progenitor cell division and upper-layer neuron production through interaction with PRC2 and repression of genes like Robo1.

The paper identifies REST and LEF1 as key transcription factors involved in depression recovery by analyzing TF-activity profiles in stressed mice and showing drug effects on their activity.

The paper identifies genes and genomic regions responsible for PPIX production in the uterus of Japanese quail, linking them to eggshell pigmentation.

This paper develops a monkey pose estimation system using OpenPose, achieving performance comparable to human models and running in real-time.

The paper introduces MacaquePose, a dataset for markerless motion capture of macaques, showing neural network performance comparable to human-level pose estimation.

This study shows that AUTS2 regulates excitatory synapse number to maintain E/I balance, and its loss leads to autistic-like behaviors and increased brain excitability.

The paper develops a 24-channel MRI coil and adapts HCP protocols for macaques, enabling high-quality in vivo imaging and preprocessing comparable to human studies.