Marija Kundaković

The paper maps single-cell gene expression and chromatin accessibility changes in the mouse brain across reproductive transitions, identifying hormone-driven neurogenesis and disease-relevant gene regulation.

This study shows that Egr1 overexpression induces sex-specific changes in neuronal chromatin, gene expression, and behavior in female rodents, mimicking high-oestrogenic phases and affecting hormone-depleted females.

This study identifies biomarkers in postmortem tissues to determine menopausal status, enabling research into MT-related brain disease risks.

The paper shows how early-life stress and ovarian hormones affect transcriptional regulation in the nucleus accumbens, leading to sex-specific responses to cocaine in mice.

This study examines 3D genome dynamics in mouse brain neurons across the estrous cycle and by sex, finding cycle-driven changes and estrogen-related similarities to male genomes.

The paper identifies acetylated chromatin domains associated with dysfunction in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder by analyzing histone modifications in prefrontal cortex samples.

The paper evaluates three ATAC-seq protocols for neuronal chromatin accessibility analysis in mouse and human brains, showing consistent results across freezing methods and highlighting challenges in human post-mortem tissue.

This study investigates sex and estrous cycle effects on anxiety- and depression-related phenotypes in a two-hit developmental stress model, finding sex-specific impacts of early-life and adolescent stress.