Dr. Olivia Bennett leads the molecular pharmacology group at Yale School of Medicine, specializing in neuropeptide-receptor interactions. Her research on kisspeptin signaling has advanced understanding of reproductive hormone regulation and opened new paths for fertility therapeutics.
Dr. Bennett's kisspeptin receptor mapping work has been cited over 1,200 times and forms the basis for ongoing clinical trials in reproductive medicine at US research hospitals.
Kisspeptin-54 receptor binding kinetics in hypothalamic neurons
GnRH pulse generator modulation by neuropeptides
Reproductive axis peptide therapeutic screening
Key Lessons from the Laboratory
A receptor internalization assay gave inconsistent results until Dr. Bennett traced the issue to varying cell passage numbers. She now mandates passage-number documentation for every peptide receptor assay performed at her Yale laboratory.
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