George Earl Sandusky

This study analyzes the spatial collagen proteome in normal breast tissue, linking it to BI-RADS categories and BMI through proteomic and imaging analyses.

This study identifies ZNFX1 as a master regulator of epigenetically-induced pathogen mimicry and inflammasome signaling in ovarian cancer, linking its expression to disease progression and survival.

The paper develops a chromatin accessibility and gene expression atlas of human breast tissues from 92 donors of diverse genetic ancestry, identifying 10 cell types and ancestry-dependent gene expression patterns.

This paper compares single-cell transcriptomes of BRCA1/2 mutation carriers and non-carriers to show how these mutations alter signaling pathways and drive breast cancer development through PIK3CA mutations.

The paper investigates how the duration of the terminal phase of human life affects postmortem gene expression in skin, finding prolonged terminal phases induce survival pathways and downregulate organ-specific functions.

This study shows HSF1 suppresses CD8+ T cell infiltration in breast tumors by reducing CCL5 expression, thereby preventing immune-mediated tumor destruction.