Cristina Galiana‐Roselló

This study identifies cholesterol accessibility as a key driver of TLR4-dependent microglial activation, showing that SR-B1 mediates LPS-induced cholesterol uptake and regulates TLR4 signaling and inflammatory responses.

The paper analyzes single-cell data from multiple sclerosis patients to identify sex-specific molecular differences in brain and immune cells across disease progression.

This study identifies consistent sex differences in gut microbiota of MS patients across multiple cohorts, highlighting the importance of sex as a variable in microbiome research.

The paper analyzes transposable elements in Parkinson Disease datasets to build a cell-type specific atlas and explore their role in sex differences.

This study integrates miRNomic and lipidomic analysis of plasma extracellular vesicles from AUD patients and controls to identify sex-based molecular signatures and their functional implications.

This study identifies sex differences in gene expression, cell-cell communication, and pathway activation in Parkinson's Disease through meta-analysis of single-cell transcriptomic data.

This study investigates how TLR4 and sex affect lipidome changes in EVs from chronically alcohol-exposed mice, identifying lipid subclasses linked to inflammation and EV biogenesis.

This study uses lipidomics to analyze plasma extracellular vesicles from AUD patients and healthy individuals, revealing sex-based differences in lipid profiles and their potential links to disease mechanisms.

This study identifies miRNA signatures associated with melanoma progression and prognosis by integrating transcriptomic data and analyzing miRNA-mRNA interactions.