Diego Alzate‐Correa

This researcher studies how the nervous system controls breathing, sleep, and biological rhythms, with particular attention to congenital conditions that impair automatic breathing control in infants (such as central hypoventilation syndrome). Work spans mouse models, brain circuitry involving specific cell populations, molecular signaling (e.g., microRNAs, kinase pathways), and machine-learning approaches to analyze respiratory physiology data. The research also touches on circadian clock mechanisms and their links to neuronal plasticity, memory, and tissue engineering applications like cranioplasty.

Publication output has been relatively modest and variable over the past decade, peaking in 2019 and 2022 with about 3-4 papers per year, but slowing to roughly one publication per year since 2023.

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