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Tom Deshayes

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Conserved signals orchestrate self-organization and symmetry breaking of bi-layered epithelia during development and regeneration

Robin P. Journot, Mathilde Huyghe, Alexandre Barthelemy, Hugo Couto-Moreira, Tom Deshayes, Louise Harari, Jakub Sumbal, Marisa M. Faraldo, Maxime Dubail, Charles Fouillade, Silvia Fré

This study identifies Hippo/YAP and Notch signaling coordination as essential for tissue architecture-driven cell fate decisions in bi-layered epithelia during development and regeneration.

Developmental Cell · Jul 2, 2025Peer-reviewedDevelopmental Biology

Buckling instability underlies vertebral segmentation during axolotl tail regeneration

Wouter Masselink, Tobias Gerber, Vijayishwer Singh Jamwal, Francisco Falcon, Tom Deshayes, Riley Grindle, Ryan P. Seaman, Marco Röcklinger, Sofia‐Christina Papadopoulos, Gisela Deneke, Adrija Adhikary, Orestis G. Andriotis, Marko Pende, Yuka Taniguchi‐Sugiura, Tzi‐Yang Lin, , Prayag Murawala

The paper shows that vertebral segmentation during axolotl tail regeneration occurs via a buckling instability mechanism, distinct from the somite-based process in embryonic development.

bioRxiv · Jan 31, 2024 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology