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Michael H McCullough

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So C, Robitaille M, Sadras F, McCullough M, Milevskiy M, Goodhill G, et al.
Commun Biol . 2024 Apr; 7(1):467. PMID: 38632473
Differences in shape can be a distinguishing feature between different cell types, but the shape of a cell can also be dynamic. Changes in cell shape are critical when cancer...
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McCullough M, Small M, Jayawardena B, Hood S
PLoS Med . 2024 Jan; 21(1):e1004241. PMID: 38215082
Background: Reliable assessment of suicide and self-harm risk in emergency medicine is critical for effective intervention and treatment of patients affected by mental health disorders. Teams of clinicians face the...
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Suarez R, Bluett T, McCullough M, Avitan L, Black D, Paolino A, et al.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A . 2023 May; 120(22):e2208654120. PMID: 37216522
The development of precise neural circuits in the brain requires spontaneous patterns of neural activity prior to functional maturation. In the rodent cerebral cortex, patchwork and wave patterns of activity...
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Suarez R, Bluett T, McCullough M, Avitan L, Black D, Paolino A, et al.
bioRxiv . 2023 Feb; PMID: 36824827
Significance Statement: Region-specific patterns of neural activity are present at birth in rodents and are thought to refine synaptic connections during critical periods of cerebral cortex development. Marsupials are born...
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Zhu S, McCullough M, Pujic Z, Sibberas J, Sun B, Darveniza T, et al.
J Neurosci . 2023 Jan; 43(7):1211-1224. PMID: 36596699
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are developmental in origin; however, little is known about how they affect the early development of behavior and sensory coding. The most common inherited form of...
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McCullough M, Goodhill G
Curr Opin Neurobiol . 2021 Sep; 70:89-100. PMID: 34482006
Neural computation has evolved to optimize the behaviors that enable our survival. Although much previous work in neuroscience has focused on constrained task behaviors, recent advances in computer vision are...