Suzan Stelloo

The paper uses a microfluidics and proteomics approach to study dynamic protein gradients in mouse embryos, revealing antagonistic ligand-receptor patterns that regulate Wnt oscillations and somite formation.

The paper identifies proteomic regulators of T cell functionality in cancer using proteomic and transcriptomic profiling of tumor-infiltrating T cells.

This study shows that Nodal and Wnt signalling act antagonistically during mammalian gastrulation, with Nodal promoting anterior structures and Wnt driving posterior development.

The paper identifies breast cancer risk SNPs that overlap with estrogen receptor binding sites, showing their role in altering estrogen signaling through chromatin interactions.

The paper identifies gene regulatory differences between primary human hepatocytes and organoid-derived hepatocytes using integrative omics analysis.