Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent kinase II a and b differentially regulate mammalian sleep.

Calcineurin: an essential regulator of sleep revealed by biochemical, chemical biological, and genetic approaches.

Human genetics of face recognition: discovery of MCTP2 mutations in humans with face blindness (congenital prosopagnosia)

Discoveries of GPR39 as an evolutionarily conserved receptor for bile acids and of its involvement in biliary acute pancreatitis

Suggestion of creatine as a new neurotransmitter by approaches ranging from chemical analysis and biochemistry to electrophysiology.

Importance of glutamine in synaptic vesicles revealed by functional studies of SLC6A17 a

Sleep need, the key regulator of sleep homeostasis, is both indicated and controlled by

ppGpp is present in, and functions to regulate sleep of, Drosophila. 

Molecular and cellular mechanisms of the first social relationship: A conserved role of

LKB1 is physiologically required for sleep from Drosophila melanogaster to the Mus musculus

STE20 phosphorylation of AMPK related kinases revealed by biochemical purifications combined with genetics

Biochemical purification uncovers mammalian sterile 3 (MST3) as a new protein kinase for