Christopher J. Percival

The paper uses quantitative proteomics to show that a low-protein diet during development alters protein expression in mouse molars without affecting size or skull length.

The paper investigates the relationship between palatal segment growth and midfacial anterior-posterior elongation in mice, showing a one-to-one correspondence between palatal segments and upper jaw bones.

MusMorph provides standardized mouse morphology data for meta-analyses, including craniofacial and brain structures across developmental stages and genotypes.

This study identifies 37 QTL for facial shape in DO mice, finding enrichment for genes involved in skeletal and facial development, despite small individual effects.

This study investigates how ephrin-B1 mosaicism contributes to craniofacial dysmorphology in CFNS by analyzing cell segregation in mouse models and identifying key EphB receptors involved.