Leah A Krubitzer
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Bresee C, Cooke D, Goldring A, Baldwin M, Pineda C, Krubitzer L
J Neurophysiol
. 2023 Dec;
131(1):106-123.
PMID: 38092416
Primates are characterized by specializations for manual manipulation, including expansion of posterior parietal cortex (PPC) and, in Catarrhines, evolution of a dexterous hand and opposable thumb. Previous studies examined functional...
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James S, Englund M, Bottom R, Perez R, Connor K, Huffman K, et al.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2022 Oct;
119(41):e2113896119.
PMID: 36201538
Advances in sequencing techniques have made comparative studies of gene expression a current focus for understanding evolutionary and developmental processes. However, insights into the spatial expression of genes have been...
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Goldring A, Cooke D, Pineda C, Recanzone G, Krubitzer L
J Neurophysiol
. 2022 Apr;
127(5):1363-1387.
PMID: 35417261
In the present investigation, we examined the role of different cortical fields in the fronto-parietal reaching and grasping network in awake, behaving macaque monkeys. This network is greatly expanded in...
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James S, Krubitzer L, Wilson S
Elife
. 2020 Sep;
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PMID: 32988453
Brain development relies on an interplay between genetic specification and self-organization. Striking examples of this relationship can be found in the somatosensory brainstem, thalamus, and cortex of rats and mice,...
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Bottom R, Krubitzer L, Huffman K
J Comp Neurol
. 2020 Jan;
528(17):3008-3022.
PMID: 31930725
The earliest and most prevalent sensory experience includes tactile, thermal, and olfactory stimulation delivered to the young via contact with the mother, and in some mammals, the father. Prairie voles...
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Wilson S, James S, Whiteley D, Krubitzer L
Sci Rep
. 2019 Nov;
9(1):16750.
PMID: 31727996
Developmental dynamics in Boolean models of gene networks self-organize, either into point attractors (stable repeating patterns of gene expression) or limit cycles (stable repeating sequences of patterns), depending on the...
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Wirthlin M, Chang E, Knornschild M, Krubitzer L, Mello C, Miller C, et al.
Neuron
. 2019 Oct;
104(1):87-99.
PMID: 31600518
Vocal learning is a behavioral trait in which the social and acoustic environment shapes the vocal repertoire of individuals. Over the past century, the study of vocal learning has progressed...
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Dooley J, Krubitzer L
J Comp Neurol
. 2018 Nov;
527(10):1675-1688.
PMID: 30444542
Early loss of vision produces dramatic changes in the functional organization and connectivity of the neocortex in cortical areas that normally process visual inputs, such as the primary and second...
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Krubitzer L, Prescott T
Trends Neurosci
. 2018 Oct;
41(10):744-762.
PMID: 30274608
The neocortex is one of the most distinctive structures of the mammalian brain, yet also one of the most varied in terms of both size and organization. Multiple processes have...
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Ramamurthy D, Krubitzer L
J Neurosci
. 2018 May;
38(27):6172-6189.
PMID: 29807911
Sensory systems do not develop and function independently of one another, yet they are typically studied in isolation. Effects of multisensory interactions on the developing neocortex can be revealed by...