Jérémy Ganofsky

The paper examines molecular conservation patterns during molar development in mice and hamsters, finding that conservation varies with developmental stage and is influenced by both intrinsic and extrinsic evolutionary pressures.

The paper investigates how the developmental lineage of medulloblastoma cells influences their behavior in an avian embryo model, finding that G3 tumors use SLIT signaling linked to aggressiveness.

The paper identifies an inverse hourglass pattern of conservation in rodent molar development, showing greater conservation at early and late stages than intermediate ones.

This study identifies convergent transcriptomic and genomic changes in xeric rodents, showing increased convergence with adaptation age and species relatedness.

This study shows that motor nerves guide the development of sympathetic ganglia by directing the migration and differentiation of neural crest-derived sympathoblasts.