M.F. Garcia Parajo

The paper shows extracellular mechanical forces influence Golgi secretory function by modulating carrier biogenesis and exocytosis, with molecular determinants including microtubule acetylation and protein kinase D activity.

This study shows that both intrinsically disordered and structured domains of the Progesterone Receptor are required for transcriptional condensate formation and regulate distinct gene expression programs.

This paper discovers that Flipper, a membrane tension probe, can photosensitize singlet oxygen to alter membrane tension and lipid phase separation, enabling optical control of lipid raft formation.

The paper shows a progesterone derivative covalently bound to a phospholipid activates breast cancer cell signaling and gene regulation without entering the cell.