Luisa F. Arias Padilla

This study identifies APR9 and KinesinA as essential components of the apical polar ring in Toxoplasma gondii, showing that their combined loss paralyzes the parasite and impairs key life cycle processes.

This study investigates the initiation and early development of apical-basal polarity in Toxoplasma gondii using expansion microscopy, revealing the synchronized development of apical and basal structures and the synergistic role of APR2 and KinesinA.

This study examines the development of tubulin-containing structures in Toxoplasma gondii using advanced imaging techniques, revealing distinct developmental patterns and symmetry changes.

This study identifies ndrg1b as a regulator of cystic proliferation in medaka gonads, showing its role in gamete production and reproductive behavior.

The paper investigates the role of corticotropin-releasing hormone b and its receptors in stress-induced sex reversal in medaka fish, showing their necessity for thermal stress-induced masculinization.