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University of California, San FranciscoORCID 0009-0009-7187-9941Unclaimed ORCID profile · follow to get notified of new preprints
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6 papers
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Angeline K Chemel, Kate E. McCluskey, Matthew Nguyen Tran…·Helen Rankin Willsey
This study identifies KCNT1's role in multiciliated cell development in Xenopus and links it to pharmacologically tractable Piezo channels.
Nia Teerikorpi, Kate E. McCluskey, Ethel Bader…·Helen Rankin Willsey
The paper identifies CHD genes that disrupt NPC biology and are enriched for ciliary biology, linking cilia dysfunction to ASD and CHD comorbidity.
Kate E. McCluskey, Katherine M. Stovell, Karen Law…·Helen Rankin Willsey
This study shows autism gene variants disrupt enteric neuron migration and cause gastrointestinal dysmotility, with potential therapeutic benefits from serotonin signaling modulation.
Elina Kostyanovskaya, Micaela C. Lasser, Belinda Wang…·Helen Rankin Willsey
The paper shows autism genes converge at cilia, linking them to ciliary dysfunction and co-occurring conditions.
James D. Schmidt, Ananya Terala, Kate E. McCluskey…·Helen Rankin Willsey
This study shows that KANSL1 mutations cause ciliary defects in KdVS patients, linking the gene to ciliogenesis and neurodevelopmental features.
Micaela C. Lasser, Nawei Sun, Yuxiao Xu…·Helen Rankin Willsey
The paper investigates the role of chromatin regulators in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) by examining their involvement in microtubule biology and cellular proliferation, finding that ASD risk genes affect these processes and are enriched among microtubule-associated proteins.