Laura D Schell

This study shows that high-fat diets during adolescence shift energy allocation in mice toward reproduction, affecting skeletal and metabolic health differently in males and females.

This study shows that re-feeding has a stronger impact on gut microbiota composition than fasting during intermittent fasting in mice, with Lactobacillus expansion linked to metabolic benefits.

This study shows that early-life antibiotic exposure causes sex-specific fitness trade-offs in mice, with males showing reduced lean mass and increased adiposity, while females show no metabolic changes but worse fitness under caloric restriction.

This study shows dietary preservatives alter gut microbiota and host metabolism differently in males and females.