Claire A. Scott

Mitochondrial dynamics regulate cell size in the developing cochlea

The paper shows mitochondrial dynamics regulate cell size in developing cochlear hair cells, with fusion affecting proximal and distal HC morphology along the tonotopic axis.

Crosstalk between glucose metabolism and morphogen signalling specifies tonotopic identity in developing hair cells.

The paper shows that glucose metabolism and morphogen signaling interact to establish tonotopic identity in developing hair cells by altering metabolic gradients and morphogen signaling.

Aerobic glycolysis is important for zebrafish larval wound closure and tail regeneration

This study shows aerobic glycolysis is essential for zebrafish larval wound closure and tail regeneration, with lactate levels increasing rapidly after injury and being inhibited by glycolysis blockers.