Amy J. Osborne

The paper investigates the association between in utero tobacco exposure and conduct problems in children, identifying hypomethylation at FASTKD1 as a potential mediator.

This study validates bisulfite-based amplicon sequencing (BSAS) as a method to validate CpG sites detected by the EPIC array, showing high correlation but lower specificity at larger methylation changes due to PCR amplification.

The paper examines if DNA methylation differences mediate the link between maternal tobacco use during pregnancy and offspring conduct problems, finding nominal significant methylation changes in specific genes.

This study examines DNA methylation changes in cannabis users with and without tobacco use in a longitudinal cohort, finding distinct methylation patterns associated with cannabis exposure.

This study investigates how altered nutrition affects gene expression across generations in Drosophila, showing multigenerational inheritance of epigenetic gene expression changes.