Miklós Palkovits

This paper creates a multi-omics atlas of human hindbrain development, revealing cellular diversity, regulatory programs, and disease relevance.

This study identifies conserved and diverged gene regulatory networks in mammalian cerebellum development using single-nucleus gene expression and chromatin accessibility data from six species.

This study investigates the evolutionary origins and dynamics of liver cell architecture across mammals, revealing conserved zonation and rapid evolutionary turnover in zonated genes.

The paper develops cell-type-specific transcriptomic aging clocks using single-nuclei RNA sequencing data from human prefrontal cortex tissue, showing distinct aging patterns across cell types.

The paper investigates co-aggregation and parallel aggregation of specific proteins in major mental illness by analyzing brain samples and cell culture experiments.

The paper examines changes in substance P, NPY, and their receptors in major depression by analyzing transcript levels in brain regions of suicide victims and controls.

The paper shows adult human astrocytes lack key mitochondrial proteins needed for oxidative phosphorylation, leading to lactate production instead of OXPHOS.

The paper identifies a thalamo-preoptic pathway that controls social touch by bypassing the cerebral cortex, involving PTH2-expressing neurons and a conserved circuit across species.

This study identifies gene expression changes in the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex of suicide victims compared to controls, highlighting pathways related to cytokine and glutamatergic signaling.

The paper identifies SARS-CoV-2 entry receptors in human glossopharyngeal and vagal nerves, linking their presence to taste loss and potential respiratory complications in COVID-19 patients.