Studying role of microtubules in tissue development @WWU_muenster
Münster, Germany
Joined November 2020
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New Toettchlab paper alert! Harrison Oatman just published his beautiful work combining software design for "smart" microscopy+optogenetics and some really beautiful work understanding EGFR-driven collective cell migration.
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Nature research paper: An intrinsic cytoskeletal oscillator establishes neuronal polarity
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She also shows that excess Orbit promotes actin-independent, microtubule-based protrusions, demonstrating that stabilized microtubules alone are sufficient to drive protrusion formation.
New work by @sayani_18 from our lab reveals that CLASP-dependent microtubule stabilization is a key mechanism linking microtubule polymerization dynamics to epithelial morphogenesis.
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New work by @sayani_18 from our lab reveals that CLASP-dependent microtubule stabilization is a key mechanism linking microtubule polymerization dynamics to epithelial morphogenesis.
cell.com/current-biology/ful…
Are you interested in microtubules and the regulation of their biophysical properties?
We have a PhD position open to students worldwide. Join us! jobs-sf.ukmuenster.de/job/UK…
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Excited to share our latest work on an image analysis paradigm that combines cell state and morphology analyses of patient biopsies at single cell resolution to uncover clinically relevant head-and-neck #cancer phenotypes! @CellCellPress cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092… tweetorial👇
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Our latest on planar polarity mechanisms. Painstaking work by Alexandre Carayon, investigating mechanisms of cell-scale polarisation in the fly wing. Enjoy it (if this is your thing)!
@struttlab @UK_Wnt @MCB_Sheffield @DRN_Sheffield
Evidence for strong cell-scale signalling during planar polarisation in the Drosophila wing biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_devbio
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New work by @theajacobs_ @Sfb1348 @uni_muenster shows how actomyosin contractility at #tricellular junctions is modulated to control epithelial permeability in #Drosophila. See our preprint @biorxivpreprint biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Relationship between chromosomes (orange) and the mitotic spindle (green) in four stages of cell division, as seen by Bessel Beam plane structured illumination microscopy cell.com/fulltext/S0092-8674…
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Shaka X, Martin Schwartz and colleagues @YaleCVRC investigate the role of endothelial cell–cell junctions in fluid shear stress sensing. #OpenAccess #ReadAndPublish journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
ALT Figure shows alignment of HUVECs plated at confluent and sparse densities under laminar shear stress
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Excited to announce…..it’s finally arrived (!!) nature.com/articles/s41556-0…
A big thank-you to my team (particularly @robertr33), co authors & #FutureFellowship funding from @arc_gov_au
Importantly- a big shoutout to @drDJVDavid @NatureCellBio for their support. 👇tweetorial 👇 #VivaLaMicrotubules 🎉
Buckle in, it is #microtubule cell migration story time! We reveal a new role for microtubules as cellular sensors which detect and respond to compressive forces, enabling movement and ensuring survival in mechanically demanding environments; just like this little guy squeezing through here. 1/10
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Can we "drug" microtubule modifications to lower cardiac stiffness and improve function in #HFpEF? Out now in @ScienceTM , w/ long time collabs in @MarguliesLab
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Check out our new preprint on the Activation of Planar Cell Polarity Signaling by Shear Forces to Coordinate Vascular Cell Dynamics done in collaboration with @GalicLab biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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KATANIN-mediated microtubule severing is required for MTOC organisation and function in Marchantia polymorpha
Read this #DevSIDiversity Research Report by Sarah Attrill and Liam Dolan @DolanLab @gmivienna:
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ALT Figure 1: KTN is required for tissue and organ development in M. polymorpha.
Joint International GfE/DSDB Meeting – Meeting report thenode.biologists.com/joint… via @the_Node
Joint International GfE/DSDB Meeting – Meeting report thenode.biologists.com/joint… via @the_Node
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Happy to share our collaborative work on the role of MT tyr/detyr in axonal trafficking of endolysosomes published in the @J_Cell_Sci
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We're delighted to announce our 2023 Outstanding Paper Prize award, recognising some of the most exciting contributions to the journal. This year, we selected two winners and a runner-up - find out more in the thread below or in our latest editorial: journals.biologists.com/dev/…
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A body–brain circuit that regulates body inflammatory responses nature.com/articles/s41586-0…