Catherine C. Matte-Martone

The paper identifies two distinct Langerhans cell lineages involved in restoring immune barrier function after skin injury.

The paper uses intravital imaging to study Ca2+ activity in skin capillaries of live mice, revealing spatiotemporal organization and regulation through gap junctions and L-type Ca2+ channels.

This study shows that epidermal stem cell proliferative capacity remains unaffected by fibroblast depletion in both adult and neonatal skin, highlighting robust compensatory mechanisms.

This study uses longitudinal imaging to show how vascular maturation and maintenance occur in live mouse skin through vessel regression, EC rearrangement, and VEGFR2 signaling.