Ana Fernández‐Miñán

Network inference at single-cell resolution reveals morphoregulatory divergence and multilayered buffering in limb evolution

The paper compares gene regulatory networks in mouse and pig limb development to reveal conserved and divergent regulatory programs and mechanisms of developmental robustness.

Single-cell multiomics identifies key nodes and cis-regulatory elements of the networks specifying the eye domains in zebrafish

The paper uses single-cell multiomics to identify key regulatory nodes and cis-regulatory elements in zebrafish eye development.

Neotenic transcriptomic features in the adult turquoise killifish brain

This study identifies neotenic transcriptomic features in the adult turquoise killifish brain, showing embryonic gene expression patterns and their potential role in maintaining high proliferation and metabolic rates.

Trap-TRAP, a versatile tool for tissue-specific translatomics in zebrafish

The paper introduces trap-TRAP, a method to generate zebrafish transgenic lines for tissue-specific translatome analysis using TRAP combined with enhancer trap techniques.

Boundary sequences flanking the mouse tyrosinase locus ensure faithful pattern of gene expression

The paper identifies boundary sequences at the mouse tyrosinase locus that act as enhancers and insulators, preventing cross-talk with adjacent genes.