Isaac Miller-Crews

The paper examines transcriptome synchronization in the preoptic area of male-female cichlid pairs during courtship, revealing sex-specific gene expression patterns linked to reproductive behavior.

The paper quantifies the evolutionary rate of sex-biased gene expression in songbird brains, finding faster evolution on the Z chromosome and increased rates in species with obligate cavity-nesting.

The paper uses snRNA-seq to analyze mPOA neurons in dominant and subordinate mice, revealing sex-dependent transcriptomic changes linked to social dominance.

The paper develops blood-based transcriptomic biomarkers for detecting past heat stress in free-living birds by analyzing gene expression changes in Tree Swallows exposed to controlled heat.

The paper uses AI and citizen science data to show that a 2024 solar eclipse caused significant behavioral changes in North American birds due to disrupted light cycles.

This study uses single-nucleus RNA-sequencing to examine how social dominance affects the transcriptomic neuropeptidome in a cichlid fish, revealing gene co-expression changes in AVP neuronal cell types.

This study shows extinction training suppresses fear memory ensembles across hippocampal regions and alters their transcriptomes, while creating a distinct extinction ensemble.