Ron Hadas

This paper introduces LagTag, a method to recover both earlier and endpoint chromatin states in mammalian cells, and applies it to study dynamic chromatin transitions during stem cell differentiation.

This paper introduces a regenerative molecular recording system called hypercascade that enables deep lineage reconstruction by maintaining a constant mutation rate over time.

The paper shows that asynchronous polarization in mouse embryos leads to heterogeneity in cell fate specification, linking early 4-cell stage asymmetries to later 8-cell stage lineage decisions.

The paper develops Pathway Sculptor to systematically modulate TGF-β receptor subsets, revealing functional interactions between BMP and TGF-β pathways and their collaborative signaling mechanisms.

This study shows that hyaluronan synthesis in the trophectoderm is essential for mouse blastocyst attachment to the uterine epithelium.

This study shows that hyaluronan regulates vascular remodeling and NK cell function during early pregnancy, affecting implantation success.