José M. Uribe‐Salazar

The paper identifies human-specific gene expansions linked to brain evolution by analyzing genome sequences and functional models in zebrafish.

This paper introduces a conditional latent diffusion model to separate batch effects from morphological features in zebrafish imaging data, enabling accurate genotype classification.

This paper uses zebrafish to study SRGAP2 duplication, showing its role in microglia and visual system development, with phenotypes resembling human conditions.

The paper evaluates CRISPR gene-editing tools in zebrafish by comparing in vivo editing efficiencies with computational predictions and analyzing control embryos for spurious effects.

The paper develops a high-throughput phenotyping protocol for zebrafish larvae to assess autism-related mutant models, identifying morphological and behavioral defects in syngap1b and slc7a5 mutants.