Carolyn L. Cummins

This study shows that liver-specific loss of ARGLU1 in mice prevents diet-induced obesity without affecting food intake, locomotion, or energy expenditure, due to reduced lipid absorption and altered bile acid metabolism.

This study identifies a CAD defense system in C. elegans involving CYP-35B and PGP-13, showing their roles in CAD metabolism and efflux, and links bacteria to CAD defense activation.

MetaboMiNR is a web tool for analyzing label-free proteomic data, focusing on metabolism and nuclear receptors, with features for pathway analysis, gene extraction, and plot generation.

The paper identifies marginal cells in C. elegans pharynx as a sink for hydrophobic small molecules through sphingomyelin synthesis and cholesterol absorption.

This study identifies ARGLU1 as a glucocorticoid receptor coactivator and splicing modulator, showing its role in stress hormone signaling and brain development through genetic and transcriptomic analyses.