Matthias Platzer

The paper investigates how the HPA stress axis influences aging in long-lived mole-rats, finding that reproductive status affects stress regulation and lifespan.

This study investigates how the hormetic effects of rotenone on lifespan and transcriptome vary with age in a vertebrate species.

This study compares transcriptome stability during aging between long-lived giant mole-rats and short-lived rats, finding greater stability in mole-rats.

The paper compares liver proteomes of long-lived naked mole-rats and short-lived guinea pigs to identify molecular networks linked to longevity and human aging.

The paper compares transcriptomes of breeders and non-breeders in naked mole-rats and guinea pigs to show socially suppressed sexual maturation and links between reproduction and aging.

The paper presents a comprehensive miRNA and ncRNA catalogue for the short-lived fish Nothobranchius furzeri and compares it to other fish species.

The paper identifies genes under positive selection in annual African killifishes that are involved in mitonuclear balance, showing convergent evolution in four of five steps related to short lifespan and annual life cycle.

The paper identifies miRNAs that regulate both diapause and aging in killifish, showing overlapping genetic networks between these processes in vertebrates.