Todd Andrew Schoborg

This study identifies the role of the Asp protein in symmetrically dividing neural precursors, showing its necessity for brain growth and development in a fly model of microcephaly.

This study identifies early brain-wide reductions in cell size and volume during adulthood in Drosophila melanogaster, linked to aging and modifiable by Myc overexpression.

This study identifies Orb2 as a regulator of brain size in Drosophila by modulating Brain tumor protein levels through its RNA-binding and poly-Q domains.

This paper introduces a deep learning model that segments Drosophila melanogaster brains from Micro-CT images using minimal training data, enabling rapid phenotypic analysis.

This study tests the feasibility of using computed tomography (CT) to characterize porosity in biomedical implants under physiological conditions in pre-clinical systems.

The paper identifies transcriptomic differences in reward-specific ensembles in mice during cocaine and sucrose seeking using single-cell RNA sequencing.

This paper identifies transcriptomic signatures and functional pathways disrupted in Drosophila asp mutants, revealing roles for temporal transcription factors and inflammation in microcephaly.

This study identifies liquid-liquid phase separation properties in Drosophila insulator proteins and shows their role in forming nuclear foci during stress and apoptosis.

This study investigates the role of HIPP1, a partner of the Drosophila Su(Hw) insulator protein, showing it suppresses enhancer-blocking function and affects DNA replication timing.

This paper introduces a micro CT method for imaging Drosophila development and disease modeling, showing its utility in studying microcephaly.