Eldin Jašarević

This study investigates the developmental emergence of phylosymbiosis in Peromyscus mice, finding that microbiome phylosymbiosis appears at pre-weaning while host transcriptome phylosymbiosis is only present at birth.

The paper examines gut microbiota differences between high- and low-risk adolescents for depression, finding sex-specific links with adrenarche and Prevotella abundance.

This study shows that the microbiota influences reproductive lifespan by maintaining the ovarian reserve through short chain fatty acids and gene regulatory networks.

This paper describes a method to rapidly create mouse models of human epilepsy variants using in utero prime editing, enabling the study of seizures in a clinically relevant timeframe.

This study shows that microbial circadian rhythms influence sex differences in host gene expression and metabolism, with diet affecting these sex-specific patterns.

The paper shows that colonization with nonoptimal human cervicovaginal microbiota in mice leads to developmental issues and increased neonatal mortality.

This study shows that dietary fiber, not fat, drives gut microbiota changes when comparing refined diets to chow in mice, with sex and age effects observed.

This study identifies epididymal glucocorticoid receptors as mediators of paternal stress effects on offspring through changes in extracellular vesicle miRs.