Russell Clive Dale

The paper shows that early life environmental exposures in male mice lead to neurodevelopmental behaviors and molecular changes, while females are unaffected.

The paper establishes a humanized neuronal model to investigate the effects of manganese dysregulation on neuronal function and disease mechanisms.

This study shows that high-fat diet and social instability stress in mice impair maternal stress adaptation and reduce maternal care, leading to fewer live offspring.

The paper shows that PCDH19 mutations in females cause abnormal cell sorting in the developing cortex, leading to epilepsy, while males are unaffected due to normal sorting.