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in Nature

Primate-specific endogenous retrovirus-driven transcription defines naive-like stem cells

  • J. Wang
  • G. Xie
  • M. Singh
  • A.T. Ghanbarian
  • T. Raskó
  • A. Szvetnik
  • H. Cai
  • D. Besser
  • A. Prigione
  • N.V. Fuchs
  • G.G. Schumann
  • W. Chen
  • M.C. Lorincz
  • Z. Ivics
  • L.D. Hurst
  • Z. Izsvák
in Cell Mol Neurobiol

Identification of the mitochondrial MSRB2 as a binding partner of LG72

  • D.M. Otte
  • T. Raskó
  • M. Wang
  • M. Dreiseidler
  • E. Drews
  • H. Schrage
  • A. Wojtalla
  • J. Höhfeld
  • E. Wanker
  • A. Zimmer
in Neuron

Retrograde signaling causes excitement

  • D. Schmitz
  • J. Breustedt
  • A. Gundlfinger
in Neuron

Analysis of excitatory microcircuitry in the medial entorhinal cortex reveals cell-type-specific differences

  • P. Beed
  • M.H.K. Bendels
  • H.F. Wiegand
  • C. Leibold
  • F.W. Johenning
  • D. Schmitz
in J Neurosci Meth

Detection of input sites in scanning photostimulation data based on spatial correlations

  • M.H.K. Bendels
  • P. Beed
  • D. Schmitz
  • F.W. Johenning
  • C. Leibold
in J Neurosci

Neuroligin 1 is dynamically exchanged at postsynaptic sites

  • I.U. Schapitz
  • B. Behrend
  • Y. Pechmann
  • C. Lappe-Siefke
  • S.J. Kneussel
  • K.E. Wallace
  • A.V. Stempel
  • F. Buck
  • S.G.N. Grant
  • M. Schweizer
  • D. Schmitz
  • J.R. Schwarz
  • E.L.F. Holzbaur
  • M. Kneussel
in Eur J Neurosci

Autaptic cultures of single hippocampal granule cells of mice and rats

  • B.R. Rost
  • J. Breustedt
  • A. Schoenherr
  • G. Grosse
  • G. Ahnert-Hilger
  • D. Schmitz
in Cereb Cortex

Munc13-2 differentially affects hippocampal synaptic transmission and plasticity

  • J Breustedt
  • A Gundlfinger
  • F Varoqueaux
  • K Reim
  • N Brose
  • D. Schmitz
in PLoS ONE

Natural spike trains trigger short- and long-lasting dynamics at hippocampal mossy fiber synapses in rodents

  • A. Gundlfinger
  • J. Breustedt
  • D. Sullivan
  • D. Schmitz
in FASEB J

Neuronal selenoprotein expression is required for interneuron development and prevents seizures and neurodegeneration

  • E.K. Wirth
  • M. Conrad
  • J. Winterer
  • C. Wozny
  • B.A. Carlson
  • S. Roth
  • D. Schmitz
  • G.W. Bornkamm
  • V. Coppola
  • L. Tessarollo
  • L. Schomburg
  • J. Koehrle
  • D.L. Hatfield
  • U. Schweizer