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/ Nat Commun

Logical design of synthetic cis-regulatory DNA for genetic tracing of cell identities and state changes

  • C. Company
  • M.J. Schmitt
  • Y. Dramaretska
  • M. Serresi
  • S. Kertalli
  • B. Jiang
  • J.A. Yin
  • A. Aguzzi
  • I. Barozzi
  • G. Gargiulo
/ Sci Adv

Pharmacological modulators of epithelial immunity uncovered by synthetic genetic tracing of SARS-CoV-2 infection responses

  • B. Jiang
  • M.J. Schmitt
  • U. Rand
  • C. Company
  • Y. Dramaretska
  • M. Grossmann
  • M. Serresi
  • L. Cicin-Sain
  • G. Gargiulo
/ Biotechniques

SUMOylation of the chromodomain factor MRG-1 in C. elegans affects chromatin-regulatory dynamics

  • G. Baytek
  • A. Blume
  • F.G. Demirel
  • S. Bulut
  • O. Popp
  • P. Mertins
  • B. Tursun
/ eLife

NF1 regulates mesenchymal glioblastoma plasticity and aggressiveness through the AP-1 transcription factor FOSL1

  • C. Marques
  • T. Unterkircher
  • P. Kroon
  • B. Oldrini
  • A. Izzo
  • Y. Dramaretska
  • R. Ferrarese
  • E. Kling
  • O. Schnell
  • S. Nelander
  • E.F. Wagner
  • L. Bakiri
  • G. Gargiulo
  • M.S. Carro
  • M. Squatrito
/ Cancer Discov

Phenotypic mapping of pathologic cross-talk between glioblastoma and innate immune cells by synthetic genetic tracing

  • M.J. Schmitt
  • C. Company
  • Y. Dramaretska
  • I. Barozzi
  • A. Göhrig
  • S. Kertalli
  • M. Großmann
  • H. Naumann
  • M.P. Sánchez-Bailón
  • D. Hulsman
  • R. Glass
  • M. Squatrito
  • M. Serresi
  • G. Gargiulo
/ Sci Adv

Functional antagonism of chromatin modulators regulates epithelial-mesenchymal transition

  • M. Serresi
  • S. Kertalli
  • L. Li
  • M.J. Schmitt
  • Y. Dramaretska
  • J. Wierikx
  • D. Hulsman
  • G. Gargiulo
/ Cell Stem Cell

Self-organizing 3D human trunk neuromuscular organoids

  • J.M. Faustino Martins
  • C. Fischer
  • A. Urzi
  • R. Vidal
  • S. Kunz
  • P.L. Ruffault
  • L. Kabuss
  • I. Hube
  • E. Gazzerro
  • C. Birchmeier
  • S. Spuler
  • S. Sauer
  • M. Gouti
/ Aging Cell

The conserved histone chaperone LIN-53 is required for normal lifespan and maintenance of muscle integrity in Caenorhabditis elegans.

  • S. Müthel
  • B. Uyar
  • M. He
  • A. Krause
  • B. Vitrinel
  • S. Bulut
  • D. Vasiljevic
  • I. Marchal
  • S. Kempa
  • A. Akalin
  • B. Tursun
/ Nucleic Acids Res

HOT or not: examining the basis of high-occupancy target regions

  • K. Wreczycka
  • V. Franke
  • B. Uyar
  • R. Wurmus
  • S. Bulut
  • B. Tursun
  • A. Akalin
/ Dev Cell

FACT sets a barrier for cell fate reprogramming in Caenorhabditis elegans and human cells

  • E. Kolundzic
  • A. Ofenbauer
  • S.I. Bulut
  • B. Uyar
  • G. Baytek
  • A. Sommermeier
  • S. Seelk
  • M. He
  • A. Hirsekorn
  • D. Vucicevic
  • A. Akalin
  • S. Diecke
  • S.A. Lacadie
  • B. Tursun