Bjarke Krogstrup Jensen

TBX5 dosage governs ventricular cardiomyocyte maturation, specialization and dedifferentiation in vivo

This study shows how varying TBX5 levels in cardiomyocytes affects their maturation, specialization, and dedifferentiation, revealing a non-linear relationship with cardiac function.

The changing morphology of the ventricular walls of mouse and human with increasing gestation.

The paper quantitatively and morphologically analyzes the development of ventricular walls in mouse and human hearts, finding that slow trabecular layer growth, not compaction, drives morphological changes.

Trabeculations of the porcine and human cardiac ventricles are different in number but similar in total volume.

The paper compares trabecular structures in porcine and human cardiac ventricles, finding similar total volumes but differences in number and growth patterns.