Jimena Garcia-Guillen

High-multiplexity imaging reveals that temporal-to-spatial patterning of embryonic structures can involve active transformation of temporal information rather than direct mapping

The paper uses high-multiplexity imaging to show that spatial patterns in Tribolium embryos are actively reshaped during gene propagation rather than directly mapped from temporal gene expression.

Gene network switching provides a mechanistic basis for time-to-space translation in insect embryonic patterning

The paper shows that morphogen-driven rewiring of gene regulatory networks converts temporal gene activation sequences into stable spatial patterns in insect embryos.

From Genes to Patterns: A Framework for Modeling the Emergence of Embryonic Development from Transcriptional Regulation

This paper presents a modeling framework linking molecular gene regulation to embryonic patterning, showing that a two-step enhancer integration strategy improves the robustness and evolvability of gene expression patterns.