Christopher Amourda

The paper identifies miR-1010 as a mirtron that works with its host gene SKIP to regulate synaptic homeostasis by modulating nAcRβ2 and CaMKII signaling.

The paper shows that specific miRNAs buffer genetic variation at certain temperatures during Drosophila embryogenesis, increasing developmental robustness.

This study shows Drosophila embryonic development is temporally robust across a wide temperature range, with species-specific temperature-dependent mechanisms.

The paper investigates how selective filopodia adhesion mediated by adhesion molecules ensures robust cell matching in Drosophila heart development.

The paper investigates how the morphogen Bicoid's temporal exposure affects cell fate decisions in Drosophila embryos using optogenetic manipulation.