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R. M. Garner

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A conserved pressure-driven mechanism for regulating cytosolic osmolarity

K. B. Velle, R. M. Garner, T. K. Beckford, M. Weeda, C. Liu, A. S. Kennard, M. Edwards, L. K. Fritz-Laylin

The paper identifies a conserved pressure-driven mechanism for osmoregulation using contractile vacuoles in three distantly related eukaryotic species.

bioRxiv · Mar 1, 2023Cell Biology

Vast heterogeneity in cytoplasmic diffusion rates revealed by nanorheology and Doppelgänger simulations

R. M. Garner, A. T. Molines, J. A. Theriot, F. Chang

The paper measures cytoplasmic diffusion heterogeneity in fission yeast using nanorheology and simulations, finding large variations in viscosity that are not explained by experimental variability.

bioRxiv · May 11, 2022Cell Biology

Leading edge stability in motile cells is an emergent property of branched actin network growth

R. M. Garner, J. A. Theriot

This study shows lamellipodial stability in migrating cells arises from actin network geometry without additional feedback, explaining the conservation of the Arp2/3 branching angle.

bioRxiv · Aug 22, 2020Cell Biology