Tawni Voyles

This study identifies DNA methylation signatures in wild baboons linked to early life adversity, showing exposure-dependent effects and functional relevance of methylation changes.

This study identifies gene regulatory differences linked to dominance rank and social bond strength in wild baboons, showing sex-specific effects and distinct immune responses to social factors.

This study finds that high-ranking male baboons show accelerated epigenetic aging, suggesting a trade-off between reproductive success and lifespan.

This study shows that social status affects gene expression in immune cells of rhesus macaques, with effects modulated by pathogen exposure, type, and social history.

This study shows that social status affects chromatin accessibility and gene regulation in response to glucocorticoids in rhesus macaques, with stable effects on chromatin accessibility and reduced gene expression effects after treatment.