Ana Claudia Rodrigues da Silva

The paper investigates genetic and behavioral factors influencing chronotype in an admixed Uruguayan population, identifying PER2 and BTRC as key genes associated with circadian rhythms.

The paper uses actigraphy data to identify movement profiles linked to circadian rhythms integrity in young adults, finding two distinct profiles associated with different circadian metrics.

The paper develops remote tracking methods for wild electric fish and confirms nocturnal arousal linked to temperature changes.

The paper quantifies brain and plasma steroids in non-breeding electric fish to explore their role in aggression, finding sex-specific differences and estrogenic involvement.

This study examines how individual light history affects circadian phase shifts in response to increased light exposure in the Antarctic summer.