Susannah B. P. McLaren

This study reveals that symbiont spatial organisation in cnidarian host tissues is dynamically regulated through mechanical constraints and environmental changes.

TiFM2.0 improves mechanical measurement and actuation in live embryos with a double-probe system, demonstrating applications in chicken and zebrafish embryos.

The paper describes a method to modulate lumen pressure in chicken embryos using a pressure sensor and water column.

The paper shows that anterior notochord cell expansion and posterior cell addition coordinate to elongate the zebrafish embryo's AP axis through mechanical forces.