Rüdiger Behr

This study examines natural cardiovascular aging in non-human primates, finding histological and molecular changes associated with aging, including fibrosis, inflammation, and atherosclerosis.

This study identifies conserved and diverged gene regulatory networks in mammalian cerebellum development using single-nucleus gene expression and chromatin accessibility data from six species.

This study analyzes gene regulatory programs in primate gonads, finding shared and species-specific regulatory dynamics and candidate genes for sex development disorders.

The paper identifies molecular changes in human astrocytes compared to non-human primates, revealing regulatory mechanisms linked to brain evolution.

The paper uses stem cell differentiation to study developmental tempo scaling across mammals and finds that segmentation clock periods correlate with phylogeny and biochemical kinetics of HES7, but not metabolic rates.

This study identifies LINC00607 as an endothelial-specific lncRNA that supports angiogenic function by interacting with BRG1 to regulate chromatin accessibility and ERG target gene transcription.