Carmen López‐Iglesias

This study develops a human organoid model to investigate interferon-gamma's effects on alveolar epithelial cell regeneration, showing divergent impacts on AT1 and AT2 cells.

This study shows adrenergic signaling promotes a pro-tumorigenic B cell state in colorectal cancer by altering their transcriptome and function, linking neuronal activity to immune responses and patient survival.

This study identifies a fibroblast-specific mitochondrial phenotype caused by phototoxicity from red fluorescent dyes during live cell imaging.

The paper shows that Invasin-coated plates enable long-term 2D expansion of epithelial organoids from multiple species, offering an alternative to Matrigel/BME.

The paper identifies four human tuft cell states, showing they function as radiation-resistant stem cells capable of regenerating the intestinal epithelium.

This study uses human airway organoids to model tuberculosis infection, showing mycobacteria infect epithelial cells with low efficiency and the organoid microenvironment controls but does not eliminate the pathogen.