Cécile Martinat

This study uses cortical organoids from congenital DM1 patient cells to show MBNL-dependent neurodevelopmental defects and test therapeutic compounds.

This study develops a magnetic bioprinting method to create stretchable, shape-controlled skeletal muscle tissues that maintain their form and enhance maturation through magnetic stimulation.

The paper identifies novel drug candidates for ALS and monogenic diseases by analyzing drug-induced gene expression changes in human pluripotent stem cells using RNA sequencing.

This study shows that abnormal splicing of SORBS1 exon 25 in DM1 contributes to neuromuscular junction formation and stability issues in skeletal muscle.

The paper shows that SMN shuttles from Cajal bodies to the nucleolus during DNA repair, aiding in nucleolar structure restoration after genotoxic stress.

This study shows that the HOX clock in human axial progenitors is dynamically paced by extrinsic cues like FGF signaling, enabling controlled motor neuron subtype specification.