Abigail K. R. Lytton‐Jean

The paper identifies Sfxn1-3's role in regulating mitochondrial volume during the egg-to-embryo transition by controlling amino acid export and osmotic balance.

This study shows that ionic exposure history affects inner nuclear membrane voltage and chromatin texture in NRK cells, with responses dependent on exposure order and chromatin state.

This paper develops a 3D in vitro model of the human hepatobiliary junction that recapitulates bile flow and dysfunction under hypoxia-reoxygenation, offering insights into biliary pathophysiology.

The paper investigates how nutrient starvation affects gravitational sinking in phytoplankton by analyzing biophysical and molecular changes across species.

The paper constructs a 3D human brain model integrating multiple cell types to study Alzheimer's Disease mechanisms linked to APOE4.

This study develops magnetoelectric nanodiscs (MENDs) for wireless, transgene-free neuromodulation, showing they can control reward behavior in mice through magnetic field stimulation.

This study shows that RTT astrocytes release dysfunctional mitochondria, disrupting neuronal activity and cerebral organoid development through impaired energy metabolism and mitochondrial dysfunction.

The paper shows that mammalian cells maintain a constant surface area-to-volume ratio as they grow by increasing plasma membrane folding.

The paper identifies Ribosome-Associated Vesicles (RAVs) as dynamic platforms that facilitate activity-dependent local translation in neurons by transporting ribosomes to distal processes.