André L. Samson

This study identifies dysregulated epithelial cell death signaling in inflammatory bowel disease, showing it persists during remission despite therapy.

This study shows that necroptosis in keratinocytes promotes differentiation and slows wound healing by preserving barrier integrity, suggesting it can be modulated to enhance tissue repair.

This study compares three RIPK3 kinase-dead variants to show that their scaffolding functions differ based on kinase domain conformation, not just kinase activity, and highlights implications for inhibitor development.

This study shows that partial reduction of BECLIN1 in intestinal epithelial cells leads to intestinal defects and increased susceptibility to inflammation, suggesting its importance in maintaining gut health.

The paper develops automated immunohistochemistry protocols to detect necroptotic pathway proteins in mouse and human tissues, revealing heterogeneity and disease-related changes in expression.