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Presence Current · Arkansas
Last published 2026
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Paige Norris

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University of Arkansas
7 pubs

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Paige Norris's research investigates the evolutionary role of notch signaling in animal development. Norris has published seven scholarly works, with recent activity in 2026. Their publications include work on "Moving towards defining the evolutionarily ancient role of notch signaling in animals," alongside contributions to software development, such as "paiyge/metabolomics-processing: v0.1.0-beta" and "paiyge/DLI-package: Pre-release for DOI purposes." These software projects indicate an engagement with data processing and package development, potentially related to their biological research.

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  • Publications: 7

Selected Publications

  • Moving towards defining the evolutionarily ancient role of notch signaling in animals. (2026)
    Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science OpenAlex

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