Rebecca M. Green

The paper shows that reduced brain growth in ciliary transition zone mutants causes premature facial fusion by mechanically forcing facial prominences into convergence.

The paper develops an imaging pipeline to quantify 3D cellular proliferation and morphology during mouse facial development, showing their tight correlation.

This study shows that reduced Fgf8 dosage causes asymmetric jaw development in mice, with left-side defects more severe than right-side, and links these asymmetries to heart development.

MusMorph provides standardized mouse morphology data for meta-analyses, including craniofacial and brain structures across developmental stages and genotypes.

This paper develops CNNs to segment tissues and proliferating cells in light-sheet microscopy images, achieving results comparable to manual segmentation.

This study identifies 37 QTL for facial shape in DO mice, finding enrichment for genes involved in skeletal and facial development, despite small individual effects.