Aleksander Ahm Krag

This study identifies sex-specific transcriptional differences in liver and visceral adipose tissue in MASLD and shows coordinated cross-tissue states.

This study examines transcriptional changes in human adipose tissue during weight loss from lifestyle and bariatric surgery, showing significant remodeling and reduced inflammation.

This study uses spatial proteomics and machine learning to analyze AATD in human liver tissue, revealing peroxisomal upregulation and a terminal hepatocyte state with distinct proteomic signatures.

This study identifies genetic regulation of plasma proteins in children and adolescents, finding obesity- and age-dependent pQTLs and potential causal links to cardiometabolic traits.

This study identifies protein biomarkers for MASLD using proteomics data from liver, blood, and adipose tissue, showing improved prediction models over existing methods.

This study identifies genetic determinants of plasma protein levels in children and adolescents using MS-based proteomics, revealing extensive genetic impacts that persist into adulthood.

This study shows that fecal microbial load, not disease, is the main driver of gut microbiome changes and identifies it as a major confounder in microbiome studies.

The paper describes the fecal metabolome in cryogenically collected samples from healthy participants, identifying metabolites and their variation across different areas of the stool.