Michael Schubert

This study investigates DAF-12 interactions with transcriptional coactivators in parasitic nematodes using structural and bioinformatic approaches, revealing conserved and nematode-specific mechanisms of coactivator recruitment.

This study identifies ancient Wnt-dependent habenular asymmetries in sharks, suggesting a conserved developmental mechanism across jawed vertebrates.

This paper establishes A. mediterranea as an experimental system for developmental biology by developing in vitro culturing methods and characterizing its nervous system development.

The paper establishes the Mediterranean mussel as a new model organism for mollusk development by providing transcriptome data and experimental protocols.

The paper identifies a viral-derived cis-regulatory element, cNRE, that drives atrial-specific gene expression by combining activation and repression motifs.

This paper develops a universal developmental staging system for lancelets, applicable across species, using confocal microscopy and growth curve analysis.