Iseabail Farquhar

This paper introduces an ABA-based anchor-away system for reversible nuclear protein depletion in yeast, overcoming limitations of the rapamycin-based system.

The paper shows that the NNS complex regulates RNA homeostasis in yeast by controlling the expression of the mitochondrial transporter Pic2, with defects causing growth defects and stress.

This study shows that budding yeast prefer galactose over palatinose despite faster growth on palatinose, challenging the idea that carbon flux-sensing alone determines carbon source preference.

This paper introduces BABY, a label-free method to track budding yeast cells and estimate growth rates using machine learning, revealing sizer- and timer-controlled bud growth and Sfp1 dynamics.

The paper shows that budding yeast use a push-pull repression system to dynamically match glucose transporter levels to extracellular glucose concentrations.

This study characterizes gene expression changes in the gastrointestinal tract of sheep from birth to adulthood, identifying developmental stage-specific differences, particularly in the rumen complex and immune-related genes.

The paper quantifies how extracellular information is encoded in the dynamic nuclear localization of transcription factors in yeast, showing that collective dynamics, not individual factors, represent environmental states.

The paper identifies a consensus set of ruminant lncRNAs by combining cross-species RNA-seq data and positional conservation, showing that stochastic sampling can be mitigated through this approach.

This paper presents a high-resolution gene expression atlas for sheep, identifying transcriptional signatures and functional annotations across tissues and developmental stages.