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2020
Wilsterman K, Ballinger MA & Williams CM. 2020. A unifying eco-physiological framework for animal dormancy. Functional Ecology, accepted. [link]

2018
Mack KL, Ballinger MA, Phifer-Rixey M, & Nachman MW. 2018. Gene regulation underlies environmental adaptation in house mice. Genome Research, 28(11): 1636-1645. [link]

Ballinger MA & Andrews MT. 2018. Nature's fat burning machine: brown adipose tissue in a hibernating mammal. Journal of Experimental Biology, 221(supp 1): jeb162586. [link]

Ballinger MA & Noor MAF. 2018. Are lethal alleles too abundant in humans? Trends in Genetics, 34(2): 87-89. [link]

2017
Ballinger MA, Schwartz C, & Andrews MT. 2017. Enhanced oxidative capacity of ground squirrel brain mitochondria during hibernation. American Journal of Physiology, 312: R301-R310. [link]

2016
Ballinger MA, Hess C, Napolitano MW, Bjork JA, & Andrews MT. 2016. Seasonal changes in brown adipose tissue mitochondria in a mammalian hibernator: from gene expression to function. American Journal of Physiology, 311: R325-R336. [link]

2015
Schwartz C, Ballinger MA, & Andrews MT. 2015. Melatonin receptor signaling contributes to neuroprotection upon arousal from torpor in thirteen-lined ground squirrels. American Journal of Physiology, 309: R292-R300. [link]


Mallory A. Ballinger

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Berkeley, CA  94720-3160
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