Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo

Author

Case Western Reserve University

Also Known As

Rita R. Romito-DiGiacomo, Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo

Publications

311

Citations

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Case Western Reserve University University School Richard King Mellon Foundation George Washington University Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh

About

Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo is an author at Case Western Reserve University specializing in cell biology, medicine, and neuroscience.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	4	4	160
2	Cell Biology	4	4	160
3	Neuroscience	3	3	143
4	Social Sciences	2	2	31
5	Cellular Physiology	2	2	129

Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo

Publications

310

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Nuclear localization of Cdk5 is a key determinant in the postmitotic state of neurons Jie Zhang, Samantha A. Cicero, Li Wang, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences NeurotransmitterCell CycleNeurotransmissionCellular PhysiologyCell Regulation	2008	112
Effects of Alzheimer's Disease on Different Cortical Layers: The Role of Intrinsic Differences in Aβ Susceptibility Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo, Harry Menegay, Samantha A. Cicero, Journal of Neuroscience	2007	66
Factors in the Genetic Background Suppress the<i>Engrailed-1</i>Cerebellar Phenotype Natalie A. Bilovocky, Rita R. Romito‐DiGiacomo, Crystal L. Murcia, Journal of Neuroscience	2003	53
Apoptosis of Oligodendrocytes during Early Development Delays Myelination and Impairs Subsequent Responses to Demyelination Andrew V. Caprariello, Courtney E. Batt, Ingrid Zippe, Journal of Neuroscience	2015	31
En1 directs superior olivary complex neuron positioning, survival, and expression of FoxP1 Stefanie C. Altieri, Walid Jalabi, Tianna Zhao, Developmental Biology NeuroregenerationDevelopmental BiologySynaptic SignalingNeuroanatomyNeuroscience	2015	18
Oligodendrocyte-specific loss of Cdk5 disrupts the architecture of nodes of Ranvier as well as learning and memory Fucheng Luo, Jessie Zhang, Kathryn Burke, Experimental Neurology Signal TransductionOligodendrocyte-specific LossMolecular NeurobiologySystems BiologyMedicine	2018	17
<i>En1</i> is necessary for survival of neurons in the ventral nuclei of the lateral lemniscus Stefanie C. Altieri, Tianna Zhao, Walid Jalabi, Developmental Neurobiology NeurogenomicsBrain DevelopmentGeneticsVentral NucleiLateral Lemniscus	2016	13

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