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Reyna I. Martinez-De Luna, PhD

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Cell And Developmental Biology

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Departments Of Psychiatry And Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Reyna I. Martinez-de Luna, Phd is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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Reyna I. Martinez-De Luna, PhD

Upstate Medical University

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developmental biology ophthalmology developmental cell cell biology cellular physiology ophthalmology retina retina neurons developmental neurobiology neuroscience developmental system cellular neurobiology cell fate determination cellular differentiation molecular neuroscience stem cell research visual science spinal cord molecular cell biology ganglion cell regenerative medicine regeneration (biology) optic nerve zebrafish transgenic constructs retinal homeobox signal transduction visual system molecular physiology bioenergetics xenotransplantation biotechnology advance ocular surface neural stem cells molecular neurobiology cerebral organoids ocular tissues embryonic development cell manipulation tissue culture cell culture adult stem cells induced pluripotent stem cells stem-cell therapy developmental genetics organelle biogenesis cell cycle ocular disease visual pathways cellular structure novel protein primary neurogenesis optic cup stages eye formation eye field retina formation specific neurons investigate regeneration rod-specific ablation nitroreductase/metronidazole system conserved genomic elements retinal injury müller glia reactivity müller glia cells

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Extracellular Matrix in Selective Decussation of Retinal Ganglion Cell Axons: Β2 Laminins Regulate the Ipsilateral Projection. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cellular physiologyselective decussationvisual scienceneuronsoptic nerveneuroscienceophthalmology retinaretinavisual pathwaysextracellular matrixophthalmologyneuroanatomyneural circuitsnervous systemganglion cellipsilateral projection

Β2- and γ3-Containing Laminins Regulate the Structure of Optic Chiasm and Retinal Ganglion Cell Axon Sorting. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

developmental biologydevelopmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologymolecular neuroscienceneuronsretinal ganglion celloptic nervedevelopmental cellneuroscienceγ3-containing lamininsophthalmology retinaretinaophthalmologyoptic chiasmcellular physiologyganglion cell

Β2- and γ3-Containing Laminins Regulate Axon Sorting at the Chiasm and Scninnervation. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

biophysicsdevelopmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologymolecular neuroscienceneuronsγ3-containing lamininsneurosciencespinal cordcellular structureneuroanatomycellular physiology

Rod-Specific Ablation Using the Nitroreductase/Metronidazole System to Investigate Regeneration in Xenopus. Cold Spring Harbor Protocols (2018)

cell manipulationnitroreductase/metronidazole systemdevelopmental biologyembryonic developmentcell culturebioenergeticsbiomedical engineeringinvestigate regenerationmorphogenesisdevelopmental cellcell and molecular biologytissue (biology)xenotransplantationregeneration (biology)embryologybiological engineeringtissue cultureregenerative medicinerod-specific ablationcellular physiology

Distinct Cis-Acting Regions Control Six6 Expression During Eye Field and Optic Cup Stages of Eye Formation. Developmental Biology (2017)

developmental biologyvisual systemvisual scienceocular tissuescell biologyeye formationophthalmology retinaretinaeye fieldsignal transductionophthalmologyoptic cup stages

Rapid Entry of Rpe and MüLler Glia Cells Into the Cell Cycle Following Rod-Specific Ablation in Xenopus Laevis. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2017)

developmental biologymorphogenesiscellular differentiationcell divisiondevelopmental systemorganelle biogenesiscell biologymolecular cell biologydevelopmental cellcell fate determinationrapid entrycell cycleembryologymüller glia cellscellular physiology

Severe Retinal Dysplasia and Detachment in Mice Lacking Maturin. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2017)

ocular diseasevisual scienceneuro-ophthalmologyophthalmology retinaretinasevere retinal dysplasiaophthalmologyocular surface

Zebrafish Transgenic Constructs Label Specific Neurons in Xenopus Laevis Spinal Cord and Identify Frog V0V Spinal Neurons. Developmental Neurobiology (2017)

developmental biologyspecific neuronsdevelopmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologyneuronsdevelopmental systemcell fate determinationzebrafish transgenic constructsdevelopmental cellneurosciencecentral nervous systembiologyspinal cordneural circuits

Zebrafish Transgenic Constructs Label Specific Neurons in Xenopus Laevis Spinal Cord and Identify Frog V0V Spinal Neurons: Xenopus Laevis Transgenesis and V0V Neurons. (2017)

developmental biologydevelopmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologyneuronsdevelopmental systemcell fate determinationcell biologyzebrafish transgenic constructsdevelopmental cellneurosciencecentral nervous systemspinal cordxenopus laevis transgenesis

MüLler Glia Reactivity Follows Retinal Injury Despite the Absence of the Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Gene in Xenopus. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2016)

developmental biologydevelopmental neurobiologyneuronscell biologydevelopmental cellglaucomaophthalmology retinaretinaretinal injuryophthalmologymüller glia reactivitycellular physiologyganglion cell

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Reyna I. Martinez-De Luna, PhD

Assistant Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Cell And Developmental Biology

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Departments Of Psychiatry And Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Reyna I. Martinez-de Luna, Phd is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Reyna I. Martinez-De Luna, PhD

Upstate Medical University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Extracellular Matrix in Selective Decussation of Retinal Ganglion Cell Axons: Β2 Laminins Regulate the Ipsilateral Projection. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Β2- and γ3-Containing Laminins Regulate the Structure of Optic Chiasm and Retinal Ganglion Cell Axon Sorting. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

Β2- and γ3-Containing Laminins Regulate Axon Sorting at the Chiasm and Scninnervation. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

biophysicsdevelopmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologymolecular neuroscienceneuronsγ3-containing lamininsneurosciencespinal cordcellular structureneuroanatomycellular physiology

Rod-Specific Ablation Using the Nitroreductase/Metronidazole System to Investigate Regeneration in Xenopus. Cold Spring Harbor Protocols (2018)

Distinct Cis-Acting Regions Control Six6 Expression During Eye Field and Optic Cup Stages of Eye Formation. Developmental Biology (2017)

developmental biologyvisual systemvisual scienceocular tissuescell biologyeye formationophthalmology retinaretinaeye fieldsignal transductionophthalmologyoptic cup stages

Rapid Entry of Rpe and MüLler Glia Cells Into the Cell Cycle Following Rod-Specific Ablation in Xenopus Laevis. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2017)

Severe Retinal Dysplasia and Detachment in Mice Lacking Maturin. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2017)

ocular diseasevisual scienceneuro-ophthalmologyophthalmology retinaretinasevere retinal dysplasiaophthalmologyocular surface

Zebrafish Transgenic Constructs Label Specific Neurons in Xenopus Laevis Spinal Cord and Identify Frog V0V Spinal Neurons. Developmental Neurobiology (2017)

Zebrafish Transgenic Constructs Label Specific Neurons in Xenopus Laevis Spinal Cord and Identify Frog V0V Spinal Neurons: Xenopus Laevis Transgenesis and V0V Neurons. (2017)

MüLler Glia Reactivity Follows Retinal Injury Despite the Absence of the Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein Gene in Xenopus. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2016)

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