Andrew D. Miranker

The paper integrates CSF and EV proteomes to enhance biomarker discovery by capturing shared variation across compartments, improving biological concordance and identifying more candidates in a smaller cohort.

The paper characterizes the miRNome of African green monkey cerebrospinal fluid, identifying conserved miRNAs relevant to human neurodegenerative diseases and highlighting species-specific variations.

This study shows that African green monkeys exposed to synthetic Aβ oligomers exhibit persistent Alzheimer's-like proteomic changes without cognitive decline.

PLIGHT quantifies privacy risks from sparse, noisy genotypes by aligning them to haplotype databases and provides sanitization tools to mitigate reidentification.

The paper quantifies privacy leakage in functional genomics data and proposes a data-sanitization protocol to reduce it while preserving utility.