Eneritz Rueda-Alaña

This paper integrates five vertebrate single-cell multi-omic atlases to reveal a conserved cellular blueprint and dual evolutionary constraints underlying early brain conservation across vertebrates.

This study compares the development and evolution of sensory circuits in the pallium of birds, lizards, and mammals, revealing divergent developmental trajectories but functional similarity in sensory processing.

The paper introduces an open-source method for high-throughput in-situ transcriptomics and provides a computational workflow for data analysis.

BirthSeq isolates and analyzes cells based on their birth date across vertebrate tissues, enabling temporal studies of cell fate in development.