Sandrine Etienne‐Manneville

This study shows that glioblastoma cells use transient cytoskeletal anisotropy to encode short-term mechanical memory, revealing how cancer cells adapt to mechanical stress.

The paper shows keratin 5/14 intermediate filaments position melanin pigments near the nucleus to protect DNA from UV damage, using human keratinocyte models and imaging.

The paper shows that vimentin absence in glioblastoma cells affects nuclear mechanotransduction, DNA damage response, and cell survival under stress.

This study shows that lamin protein levels correlate with glioblastoma aggressiveness, affecting nuclear mechanics and cell behavior.

The paper identifies a mutation in Cdc42 that causes a severe autoinflammatory syndrome by trapping the protein in the Golgi and disrupting its membrane interaction.