Rayna M. Harris

The paper identifies molecular traces of long-term memory using gene expression and protein analysis, revealing shadow proteins like PKMζ that are not detected by transcriptome profiling.

The paper describes the development of a metadata federation system for NIH Common Fund data to improve discoverability without data movement.

The paper examines how stress affects alternative splicing in the HPG axis of male and female rock doves, finding reduced sex differences in splicing after stress and a convergence in splicing patterns.

FAIRshake evaluates the FAIRness of research digital resources through community-driven metrics, automated assessments, and visualization tools, revealing opportunities for improvement.

The paper evaluates how accurately transcriptional profiling can classify neuronal cell types using small crustacean ganglia, finding that expression profiles alone are insufficient without additional modalities.

This study assesses how cellular dissociation and stressful experiences alter hippocampal gene expression and identifies overlaps with cognitive training responses.

The paper describes an educational pipeline for single-neuron gene expression analysis using RNA knockdown and electrophysiological measurements in crustacean ganglion neurons.