KathrynAnn E. Odamah

This study identifies FRMPD2 as a human-specific gene that promotes synapse formation by recruiting neuroligin-1 and interacting with the F-actin network, with implications for brain development and cognitive function.

This study shows that reactivating the silenced X chromosome in heterozygous Nexmif-deficient mice improves neuronal and behavioral deficits using pharmacological and CRISPRa approaches.

This study investigates sex differences in UBE3A-dependent autism spectrum disorder using a mouse model, finding that androgen receptor dysregulation contributes to sexually dimorphic behavioral and molecular changes.

This study shows that 5IA, a memory enhancer, affects hippocampal ripples in TgF344-AD rats, indicating early network dysfunction before AD pathology and memory issues.