Alistair McNair Senior

The paper examines how male mice's diet affects brown adipose tissue proteome and intergenerational effects on female offspring.

This study links a high fat low carbohydrate diet to protection against CNS autoimmunity by showing reduced neuroinflammation and immunometabolic changes in a mouse model.

eNODAL is a clustering method for nutriomics data that integrates experimental design with unsupervised learning to identify interpretable clusters of omics features affected by drug-diet interactions.

This study identifies 211 proteins associated with insulin secretory granules in MIN6 β-cells, including SCAMP3, which regulates insulin storage and secretion.

The paper evaluates generality in ecological and evolutionary meta-analyses, finding that 20% of meta-analyses show consistent effects across contexts.

This paper introduces a bivariate multilevel meta-analysis method for log response ratio and standardized mean difference to improve reproducibility and reduce false positives in environmental and biological meta-analyses.

The paper identifies diet-responsive genes in Drosophila by analyzing genetic variation across diets and confirms their role in nutrient storage and utilization.

This study uses nutritional geometry to analyze how dietary patterns affect aging in 1560 older adults, finding that optimal nutrient levels are often intermediate and context-dependent.

This paper argues for embracing heterogeneity in preclinical research to improve reproducibility and generalizability through meta-analysis of phenotypic variability in ischaemic stroke models.

This paper reviews and proposes new estimators for effect size statistics lnVR and lnCVR to compare variability between two groups in meta-analyses, emphasizing the importance of accounting for group dependence.