S. Perry

Development and Characterization of a low intensity vibrational system for microgravity studies

This paper develops and characterizes a low-intensity vibrational bioreactor for microgravity studies on the International Space Station.

Multi-Omics Insights into Grapevine Dormancy-Budburst Transition: Gene Expression, miRNA Regulation, and DNA Methylation

This study uses multi-omics approaches to analyze grapevine dormancy-to-budburst transition, identifying gene expression changes, miRNA regulation, and DNA methylation patterns.

Broadly-reactive IgG responses to heterologous H5 prime-boost influenza vaccination are shaped by antigenic relatedness to priming strains

The paper examines how prior H5 exposure influences IgG responses to H5 vaccination, finding that antibody breadth and strength correlate with antigenic distance to priming strains.

Disrupted Surfaces of Porous Membranes Reduce Nuclear YAP Localization and Enhance Adipogenesis through Morphological Changes

The paper shows that disrupted porous membrane surfaces reduce YAP nuclear localization and promote adipogenesis in ADSCs by altering cell morphology and substrate interactions.

Cross-reactive anti-hemagglutinin (HA) IgG responses are shaped by previous long-interval monovalent H5 vaccination and highly correlated with HA antigenic distance

This study examines how prior H5 vaccination intervals affect anti-HA IgG responses to a boosting vaccination and finds that antibody responses correlate with antigenic distance between vaccine and assay strains.

Social integration predicts survival in female white-faced capuchin monkeys

The paper finds that social integration in female white-faced capuchin monkeys is associated with increased survivorship, particularly through interactions with females and males.

Beyond orphaned infants: novel effects of maternal death in wild primates

The paper examines the effects of maternal death on offspring fitness in wild primates, finding reduced survival before maternal death and intergenerational fitness impacts in three species.

Capuchin monkey rituals: an interdisciplinary study of form and function

This study examines capuchin monkey rituals, finding they are dyadic, bond-testing interactions with no immediate utility, and are not rigid or group-wide.

Payoff-biased social learning underlies the diffusion of novel extractive foraging traditions in a wild primate

The paper studies social learning strategies in wild capuchin monkeys, finding payoff-biased and age-biased learning drive the spread of new foraging techniques.