Anđela Davidović

The paper shows that past sublethal caspase activity influences cell elimination decisions in Drosophila, revealing a new layer of apoptosis regulation.

The study shows that tissue size remains robust during mild apoptosis induction through a global growth delay rather than local proliferation, using Drosophila wing discs.

This study shows that patterned apoptosis influences local growth and tissue shape in the Drosophila wing imaginal disc, challenging the assumption that cell death has minimal impact on organ size and morphology.

The paper develops methods to infer parameters of stochastic biochemical models from single-cell perturbation data using likelihood approximations and Kalman filters, showing their effectiveness with high-frequency measurements.

The paper shows that local ERK feedbacks prevent concomitant cell elimination in epithelia, maintaining sealing during high cell death rates.