Eleanor G. Clark

The paper identifies DDR and TMEM132 genes as regulators of progenitor targeting and regenerative assembly in planarian eye regeneration through scRNA-seq and RNAi screening.

This study shows that BMP signaling suppresses Wnt signals to integrate anteroposterior and mediolateral patterning in adult planarians, revealing integrated axis control during regeneration.

This study shows that Kctd15 paralogs restrict distal nephron segment development by repressing Tfap2a activity in zebrafish.

The paper shows that Odd-paired/Zic pioneer factor activity is essential for establishing the Drosophila segmentation network by regulating chromatin accessibility.

This study identifies tfap2a as a key regulator of distal nephron segment differentiation in zebrafish, revealing its role in controlling gene regulatory networks and specialized metabolic functions.