Robb K. Krumlauf

The paper identifies conserved and divergent transcriptional signatures in neural crest cells across chick and mouse embryos during migration.

The paper shows retinoic acid signaling is coupled to hindbrain segmentation in sea lamprey, suggesting this is a conserved vertebrate feature.

The paper investigates how shared retinoic acid response elements regulate nascent transcription of Hoxb genes in mouse neural tube development using smFISH.

The paper investigates how Hoxa2 specifies axial identity in mouse cranial neural crest cells using RNAseq, finding that Hoxa2-/- mutants show PA2 NCCs retaining PA2 signature without strong PA1 upregulation.

The paper identifies a novel DNA binding motif, HB1RE, associated with HOXB1-mediated gene repression in mouse ES cells.

The paper identifies a conserved regulatory program driving lateral plate mesoderm emergence across chordates using zebrafish and comparative analysis.

This study maps Hox gene expression in the sea lamprey head to understand the evolution of the Hox-code in vertebrates, finding both similarities and differences with gnathostomes.

The paper identifies combinatorial binding of Hoxa1 and TALE proteins on genome-wide targets and reveals their cross-regulatory interactions.