Mark Wilson

The paper investigates how social status in rhesus macaques affects gene regulation, glucocorticoid physiology, and mitochondrial DNA phenotypes through specific behavioral interactions.

This study shows that social status affects gene expression in immune cells of rhesus macaques, with effects modulated by pathogen exposure, type, and social history.

This study investigates whether induced pain affects the updating of peripersonal space and body representations during tool-use, finding no disruption in these processes.

The paper compares fecal sample storage methods in rhesus macaques and finds that individual identity signatures are consistent across methods, suggesting stored samples are suitable for microbiome analysis.