Ursula M. Paredes

This study finds that parental rejection in owl monkeys is linked to longer lifespans in both parents and their offspring in captivity.

This study shows maternal rejection in owl monkeys is epigenetically transmitted and linked to altered miRNA expression across generations.

This study shows that parental rejection in owl monkeys reduces offspring survival and alters behavior, with evidence of miRNA changes potentially linking to epigenetic transmission.

The paper shows that global DNA hypomethylation in blood tracks biological ageing in owl monkeys and detects accelerated ageing from early adversity.

The paper examines the effects of long-term quarantine on cortisol levels and DNA methylation in New World monkeys, finding elevated cortisol and hypomethylation in quarantined individuals.

The paper examines the long-term effects of maternal rejection in owl monkeys, finding higher stress levels and infection rates in rejected infants compared to controls.