Robert C. Day

The paper shows that Gram-positive skin bacteria and Tlr2 signaling influence tail regeneration in Xenopus laevis tadpoles by promoting regenerative programs over wound healing.

The paper compares eDNA sources from water, bivalves, sponges, and ethanol to assess their utility for biodiversity monitoring, finding sponges are reliable while bivalves are not.

The paper identifies new candidate genes involved in early proximodistal limb patterning in Xenopus laevis through transcriptional analysis of hindlimb buds.

The paper describes a CRISPR-based system for locus-specific DNA methylation editing in human melanoma cells and demonstrates its efficacy in modifying the EBF3 promoter.

The paper introduces ICE-T, a toolkit that integrates library preparation methods for low-input transcript profiling, enabling full-length and strand-specific RNA sequencing.