Ahmed Elewa

The paper identifies a tubular ring structure in C. elegans embryos that matches the ultrastructure of gut granules, confirming their bi-lobed organization.

Undergraduate students model human phenotypes in C. elegans to explore its utility as a model organism for human disease and development.

The paper presents the chromosome-scale assembly of the giant Pleurodeles waltl genome, revealing insights into its expansion and regeneration-related genes.

The paper shows that the newt Pleurodeles waltl maintains telomeres without telomerase, using ALT for whole-organism telomere length preservation.

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

The paper explores the relationship between information entropy and cell duration during embryogenesis, proposing a time dilation factor based on the holographic principle.

This study generates a Waddington epigenetic landscape for the early C. elegans embryo, identifying key genes involved in shaping developmental trajectories.