Paul L. Maurizio

This study shows that social status at first exposure, but not secondary exposure, influences antibody responses and gene expression in vaccinated female rhesus macaques.

The paper identifies genetic factors influencing immune cell populations in lung tissue and their predictive value for influenza outcomes in Collaborative Cross mice.

This study shows that social status affects gene expression in immune cells of rhesus macaques, with effects modulated by pathogen exposure, type, and social history.

The paper analyzes reproductive success in mouse Collaborative Cross founder strains, finding that dam strain has a larger effect on litter size than sire strain.

The paper develops a Bayesian decision theoretic framework for designing two-founder experimental crosses using diallel data to optimize QTL mapping experiments.

The paper uses a diallel analysis in mice to study how host genetics affect response to influenza A virus, identifying Mx1-dependent and independent heritable effects on weight loss.

This paper uses a diallel mating design and Bayesian analysis to study the genetic basis of shoot growth in carrot, finding that non-additive effects significantly influence early growth traits.