Andrew J. Saurin

The paper shows that intrinsically disordered regions in Drosophila Hox proteins affect the usage of conserved motifs near the homeodomain through context-dependent intramolecular interactions.

This study shows that C-LTMRs regulate thermosensation and are critical for resolving pain after injury, as their ablation leads to persistent hypersensitivity and altered transcriptional responses.

The paper investigates how the Drosophila posterior Hox protein Abd-B interacts with Exd and Hth cofactors in different developmental contexts, revealing context-dependent synergistic or antagonistic functional relationships.

The paper uses single-cell RNA sequencing to identify GINIP-expressing neurons as the main targets of focused ultrasound in DRG neurons.

The paper shows that dysbiotic gut microbiota in Myosin1A-deficient male mice promotes chronic pain by sustaining DRG inflammation, which is reversible with antibiotic treatment.

This study shows that Tshz3 haploinsufficiency in mice causes kidney structural, molecular, and functional abnormalities.

The paper identifies Vax1's role in regulating neuronal subtype production in the olfactory bulb by repressing Pax6 via miR-7, influencing positional identity of neural stem cells.

The paper identifies PLZF's role in limiting enhancer activity during hematopoietic progenitor aging by targeting H3K27ac.