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Developmental Neurobiology|April 5, 2013
Sexually dimorphic expression and estradiol mediated up-regulation of a sex-linked ribosomal gene, RPS6, in the zebra finch brainKalpana D Acharya, Sean L VeneyDevelopmental Neurobiology|December 23, 2011
Characterization of the G-protein-coupled membrane-bound estrogen receptor GPR30 in the zebra finch brain reveals a sex difference in gene and protein expressionKalpana D Acharya, Sean L VeneyScientific Reports|December 29, 2019
Estradiol and high fat diet associate with changes in gut microbiota in female ob/ob miceKalpana D Acharya, Xing Gao, Elizabeth P Bless, et al.Journal of Neuroendocrinology|January 7, 2026
Sex differences in PRA and PRB expression in the neonatal mouse brainDiana Lalitsasivimol, Kalpana D Acharya, Paige L Graney, et al.Eneuro|September 29, 2016
Adult Neurogenesis in the Female Mouse Hypothalamus: Estradiol and High-Fat Diet Alter the Generation of Newborn Neurons Expressing Estrogen Receptor αElizabeth P Bless, Jane Yang, Kalpana D Acharya, et al.Msphere|July 10, 2020
Daily Vaginal Microbiota Fluctuations Associated with Natural Hormonal Cycle, Contraceptives, Diet, and ExerciseStephanie D Song, Kalpana D Acharya, Jade E Zhu, et al.Journal of Neuroendocrinology|October 1, 2020
Dopamine-induced interactions of female mouse hypothalamic proteins with progestin receptor-A in the absence of hormoneKalpana D Acharya, Sabin A Nettles, Cheryl F Lichti, et al.Eneuro|October 15, 2015
Estradiol Preferentially Induces Progestin Receptor-A (PR-A) Over PR-B in Cells Expressing Nuclear Receptor Coactivators in the Female Mouse HypothalamusKalpana D Acharya, Sarah D Finkelstein, Elizabeth P Bless, et al.Metabolites|August 26, 2021
Distinct Changes in Gut Microbiota Are Associated with Estradiol-Mediated Protection from Diet-Induced Obesity in Female MiceKalpana D Acharya, Hye L Noh, Madeline E Graham, et al.Scientific Reports|March 24, 2023
Estradiol-mediated protection against high-fat diet induced anxiety and obesity is associated with changes in the gut microbiota in female miceKalpana D Acharya, Madeline Graham, Harshini Raman, et al.Pageof 2