Cole R. Julick

The paper shows that the nuclear fragment of fat cadherin, generated by cleavage, regulates gene expression by interacting with Hippo pathway components and other factors.

The paper shows that genetic variation in metabolic strategies during Drosophila development can be buffered by physiological compensation, leading to similar organismal outcomes despite differences in metabolic pathways.

This study shows that dLDH is dispensable for larval growth but its absence is compensated by increased G3P production, which affects redox balance and interacts with GPDH1 to influence development.