Natalie A. Dye

Assistant Professor

National University of Singapore

Singapore

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Natalie A. Dye is an Assistant Professor at the National University of Singapore. Her research areas include developmental biology, tissue morphogenesis, and the mechanosensitive feedback mechanisms in cell morphology, with a specific focus on Drosophila models. Recent publications explore topics such as signaling dynamics in tissue size and shape, as well as the regulation of Hedgehog signaling linked to glycolysis.

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Vasileia Ismini Alexaki

GERMANY

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Ioannis Nellas

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Technische Universität Dresden

GERMANY

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Charlie Duclut

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Institut Curie

FRANCE

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Active shape programming drives Drosophila wing disc eversion

Core PCP mutations affect short-time mechanical properties but not tissue morphogenesis in the Drosophila pupal wing

Cultivation and Live Imaging of Drosophila Imaginal Discs.

Growth across scales: Dynamic signaling impacts tissue size and shape.

Glycolysis regulates Hedgehog signalling via the plasma membrane potential.

Apico-basal cell compression regulates Lamin A/C levels in epithelial tissues.

Self-organized patterning of cell morphology via mechanosensitive feedback.

Glycolysis regulates Hedgehog signalling via the plasma membrane potential

Range of SHH signaling in adrenal gland is limited by membrane contact to cells with primary cilia

Collaborators (3)

Vasileia Ismini Alexaki

Ioannis Nellas

Charlie Duclut

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