Darla R. Miller

The paper identifies immune mediators linking host susceptibility loci to disease severity across SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 infections.

The paper updates the MiniMUGA genotyping array's bioinformatic pipeline to enhance genetic QC in laboratory mice by improving marker annotation, consensus genotypes, and report usability.

The paper identifies a genetic locus associated with coronavirus disease susceptibility in mice and shows its relevance to human severe COVID-19 outcomes.

This study identifies a Themis mutation as a genetic contributor to peanut-induced anaphylaxis in CC027 mice through genetic mapping and immunological analysis.

The paper assesses cocaine-induced locomotor activation in 20 inbred mouse substrains from six lineages, identifying significant phenotypic differences that could inform genetic studies of addiction.

The paper identifies genetic factors influencing immune cell populations in lung tissue and their predictive value for influenza outcomes in Collaborative Cross mice.

The paper uses Bayesian modeling to analyze XCI skew in genetically diverse mice, identifying a novel Xce allele linked to copy number changes.

This study identifies genetic factors influencing antipsychotic-induced adverse reactions in mice using RIX lines, finding strong strain and treatment interactions for behavioral phenotypes.

The paper uses Collaborative Cross mice to identify genetic loci and candidate genes associated with epilepsy traits, providing resources for studying seizure outcomes and developing new therapies.

The paper analyzes reproductive success in mouse Collaborative Cross founder strains, finding that dam strain has a larger effect on litter size than sire strain.

The paper investigates parent-of-origin effects and environment-by-POE on behavior and gene expression using reciprocal F1 hybrids of inbred mouse strains exposed to different diets.

The paper uses a diallel analysis in mice to study how host genetics affect response to influenza A virus, identifying Mx1-dependent and independent heritable effects on weight loss.