Susan Elizabeth Ozanne

This study develops an ovine model of maternal diet-induced obesity during pregnancy and finds fetal sex-specific changes in uterine vascular function.

The paper identifies rare genetic variants associated with birth weight, highlighting genes involved in adipose tissue regulation, placental function, and insulin-like growth factor signaling.

The paper examines evolutionary potential and phenotypic plasticity in rat molars, finding that later-developing molars are equally or more evolvable than earlier ones, despite increased developmental instability.

This study examines how maternal low protein diet during lactation affects skeletal muscle development and ageing in male and female mouse offspring, finding sexual dimorphism in outcomes.

The paper identifies chromatin loop rewiring in adipogenesis and discovers novel regulators and gene-trait associations relevant to obesity and diabetes.

This study identifies Mir483 as a growth suppressor and metabolic regulator that antagonizes its host gene Igf2 through IGF1 signaling, revealing a novel mechanism of growth control.

This study shows maternal diet-induced obesity alters fetal cardiac lipidomes and serum lipidomes differently in male and female fetuses, with female hearts showing greater sensitivity.

The paper uses small-RNA sequencing to identify altered microRNA and snoRNA signatures in skeletal muscle of male mouse offspring from dams with low protein diets during lactation.

This study identifies mesenchymal Igf2 as a critical paracrine regulator of pancreatic growth and function through in vivo and ex vivo experiments.