G. Jacquemin

This study identifies Nrf2 as a key factor in Leishmania infantum infection by protecting macrophages from ferroptosis-like cell death, suggesting it as a therapeutic target for visceral leishmaniasis.

This study identifies THBS1-YAP signaling as a paracrine mechanism that reprograms healthy intestinal epithelial cells to support tumor growth.

This study uses in vivo imaging to show that Wnt/Beta-catenin activation in mammary epithelial lineages leads to hyperplastic lesions and squamous transdifferentiation.

This study presents a versatile, fully flexible imaging window that acts as an implantable transparent second skin for small laboratory animal in vivo imaging.

The paper identifies Notch1-expressing cells in intestinal tumors as a distinct population of cancer stem cells with properties similar to intestinal stem cells but reduced Lgr5 expression.