Guillaume Andrey

Assistant Professor

University of Geneva

Switzerland

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Guillaume Andrey is an Assistant Professor at the University of Geneva, Switzerland. His research focuses on developmental biology, particularly in the genetic underpinnings of congenital limb disorders and regulatory landscape dynamics. Recent publications explore the mechanisms underlying Liebenberg syndrome, the role of enhancers in cellular processes, and genetic complexities in limb development.

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Liebenberg syndrome severity arises from variations in Pitx1 locus topology and proportion of ectopically transcribing cells

Enhancer adoption by an LTR retrotransposon generates viral-like particles, causing developmental limb phenotypes

Pre-hypertrophic chondrogenic enhancer landscape of limb and axial skeleton development

Inhibitory SMAD6 interferes with BMP dependent generation of muscle progenitor cells and perturbs proximodistal pattern of murine limb muscles

Genetic cold cases: lessons from solving complex congenital limb disorders

Context-dependent enhancer function revealed by targeted inter-TAD relocation

MAZ regulates chromatin domain insulation and genome architecture

Cell-specific alterations in Pitx1 regulatory landscape activation caused by the loss of a single enhancer

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denis duboule

Sigmar Stricker

Helge Amthor

Marie Kmita

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