Rolf W. Stottmann

Rolf W. Stottmann's research uses mouse and other model organisms (including C. elegans) to study how genetic mutations disrupt embryonic development, with a particular focus on brain, craniofacial, and neural crest development. His work often connects specific gene variants found in human patients with developmental disorders to their functional effects in animal models, aiming to understand the genetic basis of congenital anomalies and neurodevelopmental conditions.

Publication output has grown over the last decade, rising from roughly 5-7 papers per year earlier on to a peak of 16 in 2025, indicating an increasingly active and productive research program.

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