Abigail T. Heller

This study investigates the dose-dependent effects of CC2D1A reduction in mice, finding that ~90% loss leads to ASD/ID-like behaviors in males and metabolic changes, while ~80% loss does not.

This study identifies the CC2D1A interactome in human neurodevelopmental disorders, revealing synaptic roles and novel interactions in the brain.

This paper introduces a digging behavior discrimination test to differentiate burrowing from exploratory digging in mice, revealing sex-specific differences and improved sensitivity in assessing digging motivation.