Amy Shaub Maddox

The paper compares three F-actin probes in C. elegans, finding mStayGold offers best brightness and photostability, while mNeonGreen is suitable for photobleaching applications.

The paper investigates the regulation of cortical dynein and its interaction with microtubules during mitosis in C. elegans by analyzing the effects of depleting complex components and regulators.

This study shows fluorescent tagging of C. elegans septins disrupts cytokinesis but not post-embryonic development, indicating distinct functional roles in different developmental stages.

This study identifies and characterizes two novel TOG domain-containing proteins in C. elegans, showing their role in sperm function and microtubule regulation.

This study shows that apoptosis in C. elegans maintains germline structure and fertility by preventing morphological defects and ensuring proper oocyte development.

The paper investigates how actomyosin rings generate contractile force in different cellular contexts using a physical model to show that component abundance and distribution tune force magnitude while preserving conserved mechanics.

The paper identifies a transmembrane domain in septins from C. elegans and primates, showing it is required for membrane association and tissue integrity.

The paper shows that mechanical and biochemical feedbacks combine to create complex contractile oscillations during cytokinesis.