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S. R. Coffey

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MXRA8 promotes adipose tissue whitening to drive obesity

W. Jia, R. Giwa, J. R. Moley, G. I. Smith, M. C. Petersen, R. L. Field, O. Abousaway, A. S. Kim, S. R. Coffey, S. Varnum, J. M. Wright, X. Zhang, S. Krysa, I. J. Lodhi, N. A. Abumrad, , J. R. Brestoff

This study identifies MXRA8 as a promoter of adipose tissue whitening that drives obesity, showing its role in reducing UCP1 expression and protecting against obesity in mice.

bioRxiv · Jan 31, 2024 · PreprintPhysiology

Huntingtin loss in hepatocytes is associated with altered metabolism, adhesion, and liver zonation

R. M. Bragg, S. R. Coffey, J. P. Cantle, S. Hu, S. Singh, S. R. W. Legg, C. A. McHugh, A. Toor, S. O. Zeitlin, S. Kwak, D. Howland, T. F. Vogt, S. P. Monga, J. B. Carroll

This study shows that reducing huntingtin in liver cells leads to metabolic changes, altered cell adhesion, and disrupted liver zonation patterns in mice.

bioRxiv · Jun 24, 2023 · PreprintCell Biology

Early Detection of Apathetic Phenotypes in Huntington’s Disease Knock-in Mice Using Open Source Tools

S. Minnig, R. M. Bragg, H. S. Tiwana, W. T. Solem, W. S. Hovander, E.-M. S. Vik, M. Hamilton, S. R. W. Legg, D. D. Shuttleworth, S. R. Coffey, J. P. Cantle, J. B. Carroll

The paper develops an open-source operant system to detect apathetic phenotypes in Huntington’s disease mice, finding reduced progressive ratio task performance in HttQ111/+ mice at 9-11 months.

bioRxiv · Oct 25, 2017Animal Behavior & Cognition