Tobias Gerber

The paper identifies molecular differences between regenerating blastema and non-regenerating CSD in axolotl limbs and uses Wnt3a expression to induce cartilage bridging in CSD.

The paper maps a whole-body single-cell transcriptome into an electron microscopy volume of an annelid worm to study cellular morphology and gene regulation.

This study uses single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to analyze shark telencephalon development, revealing ancient origins of basal progenitors and Cajal-Retzius cells in gnathostomes.

This study shows that local regeneration in sea anemones triggers a systemic homeostatic response leading to whole-body tissue remodeling through proteolysis driven by metalloproteases.

The paper shows that vertebral segmentation during axolotl tail regeneration occurs via a buckling instability mechanism, distinct from the somite-based process in embryonic development.

The paper identifies Tig1 as a regulator of proximo-distal identity during salamander limb regeneration through single-cell RNAseq analysis.

The paper uses lineage recording techniques to study brain regionalization in cerebral organoids, finding that iPSC clones accumulate in distinct brain regions and lineage restriction increases over time.