Allison E. Goldstein

This study shows that luminal epithelium, not glandular cells, drives endometrial regeneration during menstruation and pregnancy in mice, revealing a unifying mechanism for tissue repair.

The paper induces menstruation in mice to study endometrial shedding regulation, revealing a new paradigm for spatially regulated fibroblast differentiation.

The paper uses a novel transgenic reporter to study epigenetic reprogramming during zebrafish fin regeneration, identifying early chromatin remodeling events and key factors required for regeneration.

This paper characterizes the zebrafish meninges using single-cell transcriptomics, identifying a novel cell type essential for brain development.

This paper introduces a method for long-term imaging of live adult zebrafish using a 3D printed chamber, enabling nearly day-long observation of neutrophil recruitment in transgenic fish.

This study identifies Stc1a as a Ca2+-regulated switch that controls epithelial cell quiescence-proliferation balance and calcium uptake in zebrafish.