Petar N. Grozdanov

The paper identifies conserved residues in the L1-MX segment of the α7 nAChR subunit that regulate its biogenesis through interactions with RIC-3 and NACHO.

The paper examines how chronic ethanol exposure alters alternative polyadenylation in the brain, revealing sex- and cell type-specific effects on gene regulation and neuronal function.

The paper shows RIC-3 interacts with 5-HT3A receptor intracellular domain in native cellular contexts, supporting its role in receptor trafficking and surface expression.

This paper shows CRES is present in the mammalian brain and may contribute to ECM structure and function as an amyloid.

The paper integrates RNA-Seq datasets to identify key splicing factors in diseases and biological processes using signature comparison analysis.