Pengxing Nie

The paper analyzes single-cell spatial transcriptomes of the macaque cortex to reveal non-random neuronal distribution and collaborative clustering patterns.

This study shows that feeding disruption in adult mice increases disease modules in the liver transcriptome before aging and disease onset, while calorie restriction reduces them.

The paper identifies cell clusters associated with human brain functional connectomes and links them to neuropsychiatric disorders.

The paper analyzes a baboon diurnal transcriptome atlas to show that 53.4% of genes are rhythmically expressed and that circadian gene networks exhibit daytime and nighttime modes with distinct biological functions.