Heather Gordish‐Dressman

This study compares the natural history of two DMD mouse models, BL10-mdx and D2-mdx, across two sites, finding distinct phenotypes and highlighting the importance of genetic background.

This paper develops a humanized mouse model of prenatal Zika infection and shows it mimics human phenotypes, including disrupted neural stem cells and brain injuries.

This study examines the relationship between muscle strength and size before and after unilateral resistance training in males and females, finding sex differences in correlation strength and causal relationships.

The paper identifies a frameshift mutation in Pkhd1 causing a cystic liver phenotype in mice and shows alternative splicing leads to reduced Pkhd1 protein levels and attenuated renal cystic disease.