Alex Fratzl

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Liang LiangYale UniversityVerified email at yale.edu
Mark L AndermannHarvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical CenterVerified email at bidmc.harvard.edu
Chinfei ChenProfessor in Neurology, Harvard Medical SchoolVerified email at childrens.harvard.edu
Ralf SchneggenburgerProfessor of Life SciencesVerified email at epfl.ch
Sonja HoferSainsbury Wellcome Centre, University College LondonVerified email at ucl.ac.uk
Vanessa StempelMax Planck Institute for Brain ResearchVerified email at brain.mpg.de
Tiago BrancoUCL Sainsbury Wellcome CentreVerified email at ucl.ac.uk

Alex Fratzl

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A fine-scale functional logic to convergence from retina to thalamus L Liang, A Fratzl, G Goldey, RN Ramesh, AU Sugden, JL Morgan, C Chen, ... Cell 173 (6), 1343-1355. e24, 2018	90	2018
Parvalbumin-interneuron output synapses show spike-timing-dependent plasticity that contributes to auditory map remodeling ED Vickers, C Clark, D Osypenko, A Fratzl, O Kochubey, B Bettler, ... Neuron 99 (4), 720-735. e6, 2018	46	2018
Retinal inputs to the thalamus are selectively gated by arousal L Liang, A Fratzl, JDS Reggiani, O El Mansour, C Chen, ML Andermann Current Biology 30 (20), 3923-3934. e9, 2020	38*	2020
Flexible inhibitory control of visually evoked defensive behavior by the ventral lateral geniculate nucleus A Fratzl, AM Koltchev, N Vissers, YL Tan, A Marques-Smith, AV Stempel, ... Neuron 109 (23), 3810-3822. e9, 2021	37	2021
The caudal prethalamus: Inhibitory switchboard for behavioral control? A Fratzl, SB Hofer Neuron 110 (17), 2728-2742, 2022	10	2022
Flexible inhibitory control of defensive behaviour by the ventral lateral geniculate nucleus A Fratzl UCL (University College London), 2022		2022

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