Kimberly C. Olney

This study examines dose- and sex-dependent transcriptional changes in mice brains after psilocybin administration, finding prolonged effects of low doses and sex-specific molecular responses.

The paper identifies sex differences in gene expression in placenta at different pregnancy stages and shows these differences are conserved in adult tissues.

The paper examines X chromosome inactivation in the human placenta and finds it is patchy, differing from the mosaic pattern observed in adult tissues.

The paper replicates and extends previous findings showing no parent-of-origin effects in Nasonia jewel wasps, instead finding species-of-origin effects using new data and analysis methods.

The paper identifies 19 interferon-related genes upregulated by PcTF in breast cancer cells, showing a chromatin-mediated transcriptional response.

The paper identifies core bioinformatics competencies needed for undergraduate life sciences education based on a national survey and syllabus analysis.