Sini Ezer

The paper identifies PE-dependent genetic regulation at promoters using cis-eQTL analysis of placental RNA sequencing data from the FINNPEC cohort.

This study identifies fast and slow gene expression changes in human blood after acute social stress, revealing distinct immune cell-related transcriptional responses and potential molecular mechanisms linking stress to psychiatric disorders.

The paper creates a transcription-based atlas of canine regulatory elements across tissues and development, identifying promoters and enhancers and their activity patterns.

The paper investigates how primary cilia influence human neuron differentiation via the WNT signaling pathway, identifying a critical 'ciliary time window' for axon development.

The paper identifies regulatory modules controlling dog color patterns and shows their evolutionary origin in extinct canids.

The paper introduces LUHMES, a ciliated human neuronal cell model, and shows its utility for studying cilia biology and ciliopathies across neuronal development.

This study shows that DUX4 regulates the oocyte-to-embryo transition in humans by activating enhancers and promoting genome reprogramming.