Stefania E. Kapsetaki

Transcriptional Profiling of Planarian Regeneration Habituating to Physiological Stressor Reveals Individual and Collective Dynamics

The paper investigates transcriptional responses of planarians to BaCl2 stress, showing how regeneration history and social environment influence gene expression.

Sleep and gestation duration are correlated, but not with cancer risk or prevalence across vertebrates

The paper investigates whether sleep duration mediates the association between gestation duration and cancer prevalence across vertebrates, finding no significant correlations.

Leveraging Comparative Phylogenetics for Evolutionary Medicine: Applications to Comparative Oncology

This paper argues for integrating phylogenetic comparative methods into evolutionary medicine, using comparative oncology to show how these methods can reveal evolutionary patterns in disease traits.

Immune-cancer analyses across mammals reveal a potential trophic level and platelet-linked tradeoff between cancer and trauma mortality

The paper analyzes immune-cancer tradeoffs across mammals, finding a negative correlation between cancer and trauma mortality, mediated by platelet size and trophic level.