Rodrigo González‐Barrios

Retrotransposon expression is upregulated by aging and suppressed during regeneration of the limb in the axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum)

This study shows that retrotransposon expression increases with age in axolotls but decreases during limb regeneration, suggesting a role in age-related regenerative decline.

Key Proteins for Regeneration in A. mexicanum: Transcriptomic Insights from Aged and Juvenile Limbs

The paper identifies key genes involved in regeneration in axolotl limbs by comparing transcriptomic data from juvenile and aged axolotls.

Genomic profile in TGCT Mexican patients reveals a potential biomarker of sensitivity to platinum-based therapy.

The paper analyzes genomic profiles of Mexican Testicular Germ Cell Tumor patients to identify biomarkers of platinum sensitivity, finding that CNV amplification of 2q11.1 may indicate chemosensitivity.