Rémi Le Borgne

The paper investigates how the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) contributes to microtubule aster centration in sea urchin zygotes through mechanical interactions and 3D modeling.

The paper investigates how nuclear and spindle positioning in early sea urchin embryos shifts from geometry-based to polarity-based control as cells shrink during development.

This study shows that mechanosensors detect cell wall defects in fission yeast, triggering polarity regulators to repair the wall.

This study shows that structured alignment of cardiomyocytes improves mitochondrial function and bioenergetic efficiency, highlighting the role of cellular organization in heart health.

This study identifies two distinct host subcellular niches where membrane damage occurs during Candida albicans invasion, with the cell-cell boundary being the main driver of host cell death.

The paper identifies an interkinetic envelope surrounding chromosomes in C. elegans oocytes during interkinesis, showing it is a distinct structure from the nuclear envelope.