Din Selmanovic

This study examines the molecular and behavioral effects of MYT1L haploinsufficiency in mice, finding region-specific hypothalamic disruptions and sex-specific behavioral stability.

The paper uses single-nucleus RNA-sequencing to link molecular variation in hypothalamic neurons to social motivation behavior in mice, identifying actionable targets for social deficit disorders.

This study investigates how chromosomal and gonadal sex influence social motivation in mice, finding that gonadal sex primarily affects behavior while chromosomal sex interacts with genetic mutations to alter social behavior.

The paper examines sex biases in gene expression across brain regions and links them to sex differences in autism and Alzheimer's disease prevalence.

The paper develops a method to assess the functional effects of non-coding elements in specific cell types in vivo using a Cre-dependent MPRA approach.

The paper identifies sex-dependent functional variants in depression risk loci using in vivo assays, showing sex-by-allele effects in hippocampal neurons.