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Gina Turrigiano

Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies

Brandeis University

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Division of Science

Department of Biology

School of Arts and Sciences

Division of Science

Gina Turrigiano is currently serving as a Biology Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies at Brandeis University.

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Gina Turrigiano

Brandeis University

Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies

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Keeping Your Brain in Balance: Homeostatic Regulation of Network Function. Annual Review of Neuroscience (2024)

Wei WenGina G. Turrigiano

neurologynetwork functionsystems neurosciencebalancecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencehomeostatic regulation

Modular Arrangement of Synaptic and Intrinsic Homeostatic Plasticity Within Visual Cortical Circuits. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Wei WenGina G. Turrigiano

biophysicsneurologysystems neuroscienceintrinsic homeostatic plasticityneuroanatomyvisual cortical circuitscellular neurobiologymodular arrangementcognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceneurophysiologycomputational neuroscience

Basal Forebrain Cholinergic Activity is Necessary for Upward Firing Rate Homeostasis in the Rodent Visual Cortex. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Juliet BottorffSydney PadgettGina G. Turrigiano

neurologyenergy homeostasisneurochemistryanimal physiologysystems neurosciencephysiologyneuroanatomycellular neurobiologyrate homeostasiscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemotor controlrodent visual cortexneurophysiologymammalian biologybaseline correctionvisual sciencebrain circuitry

Cholinergic Modulation is Necessary for Upward Firing Rate Homeostasis in Rodent Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Juliet BottorffSydney PadgettGina G. Turrigiano

neurochemistryanimal physiologysystems neuroscienceneuropharmacologyphysiologycellular neurobiologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemotor controlrodent visual cortexneurophysiologyneurodynamicspharmacologycholinergic modulationmammalian biology

A Bidirectional Switch in the Shank3 Phosphorylation State Biases Synapses Toward Up- or Downscaling. eLife (2022)

Chi-Hong WuVedakumar TatavartyPierre M Jean BeltranAndrea A GuerreroHasmik KeshishianKarsten KrugMelanie A MacMullanLi LiSteven A CarrJeffrey R CottrellGina G Turrigiano

neurologybidirectional switchsystems neuroscienceelectrophysiologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemolecular neuroscience

Juvenile Shank3 Ko Mice Adopt Distinct Hunting Strategies During Prey Capture Learning. eNeuro (2022)

Chelsea Groves KuhnleMicaela GrimesVictor Manuel Suárez CasanovaGina G. TurrigianoStephen D. Van Hooser

animal scienceforagingfish biologymammalogydevelopmental biologymammalian biologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorentomology

Primary Cilia in the Postnatal Brain: Subcellular Compartments for Organizing Neuromodulatory Signaling. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2022)

Lauren TereshkoGina G. TurrigianoPiali Sengupta

brain organizationneuroscienceprimary ciliasubcellular compartmentsdevelopmental neurobiologypostnatal brain

Strong Aversive Conditioning Triggers a Long-Lasting Generalized Aversion. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

Raul RamosChi-Hong WuGina G. Turrigiano

long-lasting generalized aversionexperimental psychologycellular neurobiologycognitive neurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceneuroscience

Tribute to the Outgoing Editor-In-Chief. Journal of Neuroscience (2022)

Barry EverittGina TurrigianoOswald Steward

communicationjournalismscientific communicationneuroscience

Camkiv Signaling is Not Essential for the Maintenance of Intrinsic or Synaptic Properties in Mouse Visual Cortex. eNeuro (2021)

Nicholas F. TrojanowskiGina G. Turrigiano

neurologysynaptic propertiescognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemouse visual cortex

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Gina Turrigiano

Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies

Brandeis University

Affiliations

Division of Science

Department of Biology

School of Arts and Sciences

Division of Science

Gina Turrigiano is currently serving as a Biology Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies at Brandeis University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Gina Turrigiano

Brandeis University

Joseph Levitan Professor of Vision Science Director Neuroscience Graduate Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Keeping Your Brain in Balance: Homeostatic Regulation of Network Function. Annual Review of Neuroscience (2024)

Wei WenGina G. Turrigiano

neurologynetwork functionsystems neurosciencebalancecognitive neuroscienceneurosciencehomeostatic regulation

Modular Arrangement of Synaptic and Intrinsic Homeostatic Plasticity Within Visual Cortical Circuits. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Wei WenGina G. Turrigiano

Basal Forebrain Cholinergic Activity is Necessary for Upward Firing Rate Homeostasis in the Rodent Visual Cortex. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Juliet BottorffSydney PadgettGina G. Turrigiano

Cholinergic Modulation is Necessary for Upward Firing Rate Homeostasis in Rodent Visual Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Juliet BottorffSydney PadgettGina G. Turrigiano

A Bidirectional Switch in the Shank3 Phosphorylation State Biases Synapses Toward Up- or Downscaling. eLife (2022)

Chi-Hong WuVedakumar TatavartyPierre M Jean BeltranAndrea A GuerreroHasmik KeshishianKarsten KrugMelanie A MacMullanLi LiSteven A CarrJeffrey R CottrellGina G Turrigiano

neurologybidirectional switchsystems neuroscienceelectrophysiologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemolecular neuroscience

Juvenile Shank3 Ko Mice Adopt Distinct Hunting Strategies During Prey Capture Learning. eNeuro (2022)

Chelsea Groves KuhnleMicaela GrimesVictor Manuel Suárez CasanovaGina G. TurrigianoStephen D. Van Hooser

animal scienceforagingfish biologymammalogydevelopmental biologymammalian biologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorentomology

Primary Cilia in the Postnatal Brain: Subcellular Compartments for Organizing Neuromodulatory Signaling. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2022)

Lauren TereshkoGina G. TurrigianoPiali Sengupta

brain organizationneuroscienceprimary ciliasubcellular compartmentsdevelopmental neurobiologypostnatal brain

Strong Aversive Conditioning Triggers a Long-Lasting Generalized Aversion. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

Raul RamosChi-Hong WuGina G. Turrigiano

long-lasting generalized aversionexperimental psychologycellular neurobiologycognitive neurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceneuroscience

Tribute to the Outgoing Editor-In-Chief. Journal of Neuroscience (2022)

Barry EverittGina TurrigianoOswald Steward

communicationjournalismscientific communicationneuroscience

Camkiv Signaling is Not Essential for the Maintenance of Intrinsic or Synaptic Properties in Mouse Visual Cortex. eNeuro (2021)

Nicholas F. TrojanowskiGina G. Turrigiano

neurologysynaptic propertiescognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemouse visual cortex

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