Rebecca Lyn Carrier

The paper uses single-cell RNAseq and population genomic data to show that immune cell types have faster evolutionary divergence in their characteristic genes compared to non-immune cell types.

The paper creates a cell atlas and organoid model for threespine stickleback intestines, characterizing cell types and developing a functional experimental system.

The paper develops MECS NPs with controlled surface charge to enhance mucus transport and cell binding for improved mucosal drug delivery.

This paper develops a transcriptional biosensor in E. coli to measure hydrogen sulfide (H2S) under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, with a detection range of 50-750 μM.

This paper introduces a human mesofluidic intestinal chip to study transport of drug carriers and bacteria through a live mucosal barrier, revealing mucus dynamics and particle interactions.

This paper develops a kinetic model to predict triglyceride digestion in the intestine, showing it aligns with experimental data and outperforms simpler models.

This study shows adult axolotls can regenerate retinas with diverse cell types and identifies Notch signaling's role in modulating regeneration.