Federico Bocci

The paper uses single-cell multi-modal analysis to identify molecular drivers of limbal stem cell differentiation from human PSCs, revealing key transcription factors and enhancers involved in lineage specification.

This paper introduces scRICH, a framework for analyzing cell-cell communication in single-cell and spatial transcriptomics data, showing its ability to capture communication heterogeneity and link it to cell fate decisions.

This study uses single-cell RNA-sequencing to analyze skin responses to West Nile virus-infected mosquito bites, identifying fibroblasts as key cells restricting viral transmission.

The paper investigates spatial and temporal patterns of Tip/Stalk specification during angiogenesis using a controlled model and mathematical analysis, revealing an order-disorder transition in NOTCH signaling.

This study identifies coupled feedback loops in prostate cancer cells that generate non-genetic heterogeneity through oscillations and multistability in AR, EMT, and Notch signaling.

The paper shows that pericytes enhance angiogenesis under high TNF doses, with a mathematical model explaining the switch from pro- to anti-angiogenic effects of TNF.