Adrián Aguirre‐Tamaral

The paper shows that cellular timing heterogeneity regulates rigidity transitions in zebrafish embryos by influencing cell cycle length and tissue-wide mechanical states.

This study shows that adhesion is the main determinant of tissue rheology and that uncoupling adhesion-driven from density-driven rigidification triggers epithelial organization.

The paper develops an in silico model of cytoneme-mediated morphogen gradients and validates it using Hedgehog gradient formation in Drosophila tissues.

This study investigates how glypicans regulate Hedgehog signaling by interacting with Ihog in cytonemes in Drosophila.