Yubo Fan

This study shows that prolonged crowding induces an invasive phenotype in cancer cells through mechanomemory, mediated by membrane domain disaggregation under compressive stress.

This study identifies embryonic durotaxis as a mechanism driving cesarean scar pregnancy, showing that embryos migrate toward stiffer tissues and that inhibiting this migration reduces CSP incidence in mice.

This study shows that chromatin remodeling coordinates cell fate and movement during zebrafish tailbud elongation by modulating nuclear volume and gene expression.

This paper introduces a biodegradable neural interface that monitors nerve injury recovery using machine learning, enabling early detection of neuroma formation and improved therapeutic outcomes.

This study identifies HSF1 as a mechanically sensitive regulator of left-right symmetry breaking in zebrafish embryos through nodal flow-induced gene expression asymmetry.

The paper identifies opposing transcription signals mediated by CaV1-encoded DCT peptides and shows they are regulated by C-terminus mediated inhibition.

This study identifies a Brazil nut effect-like mechanism driving spatial segregation of cell lineages in early mammalian embryos through cavity vibrations, without requiring chemical gradients.