Nimrod Daniel Rubinstein

This study identifies PeFAUcn3 neurons as a circuit controlling infant-directed neglect and aggression by linking their activation to specific behavioral responses.

This study uses single-cell RNA-seq to analyze aging in mice, finding that cell identity has a greater influence on aging trajectories than tissue environment.

The paper identifies a cortico-thalamic circuit in mice that supports social hierarchy through molecular and biophysical plasticity.

The paper identifies Tug1 as essential for male fertility, showing it has three distinct regulatory activities: a cis DNA repressor, a trans-acting lncRNA, and a conserved peptide affecting mitochondrial function.

The paper shows that a novel eIF2B activator prevents neurological defects in a mouse model of Vanishing White Matter disease by normalizing the transcriptome and proteome.