Raimund Schlüßler

This study shows that cancer cells adjust their nuclear volumes and proliferation rates during transitions between single and multicellular states in tumor spheroids.

This study shows that mechanical properties and YAP/TAZ activity influence position-dependent cell proliferation during axolotl limb regeneration.

The paper introduces optical techniques to measure molecular interaction strength and physical properties of protein condensates, showing how sequence variations and environmental factors affect these properties.

The paper identifies small leucine-rich proteoglycans (SLRPs) as inhibitors of CNS regeneration by altering the structural and mechanical properties of the injury ECM.

This study uses confocal Brillouin microscopy to assess mechanical properties during axolotl limb development and regeneration, finding a gradual increase in cartilage compressibility during these processes.

The paper shows that horizontal cells in the zebrafish retina use amoeboid-like migration to navigate crowded tissue and form the correct layer.

The paper shows that extracellular matrix topology influences collective cell migration during zebrafish optic cup formation by affecting cryptopodia formation and migration efficiency.

This study uses Brillouin microscopy to map mechanical properties of zebrafish spinal cord during development and repair, showing changes in modulus and viscosity.