Graham R. Scott

The paper examines elevational variation in heart mass and RV hypertrophy in Andean leaf-eared mice, finding that suppression of RV hypertrophy is linked to differential gene expression in high-altitude populations.

This study compares the thermogenic capacity of highland and lowland deer mice under increasing hypoxia to assess the roles of local adaptation and plasticity in high-altitude tolerance.

The paper examines gene expression changes in highland deer mice exposed to hypoxia at different developmental stages, identifying differentially expressed gene suites and transcriptional modules linked to respiratory traits and altitude adaptation.