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PublicationMales of the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster produce sperm that are each, on average, a couple of millimetres long. Thousands of sperm are stored in a seminal vesicle …
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PublicationThe male fruit fly produces ~1.8 mm long sperm, thousands of which can be stored until mating in a ~200 micron sac, the seminal vesicle. While the …
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PublicationIn the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, two cells in a cyst of 16 interconnected cells have the potential to become the oocyte, but only one of these will …
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PublicationThe cell nucleus is enveloped by a complex membrane, whose wrinkling has been implicated in disease and cellular aging. The biophysical dynamics and spectral evolution of nuclear wrinkling …
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PublicationFrom insects to mammals, oocytes and sperm develop within germline cysts comprising cells connected by intercellular bridges (ICBs). In numerous insects, formation of the cyst is accompanied by …
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PublicationThe cell nucleus is enveloped by a complex membrane, whose wrinkling has been implicated in disease and cellular aging. The biophysical dynamics and spectral evolution of nuclear wrinkling …
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PublicationNumerous engineered and natural systems form through reinforcement and stabilization of a deformed configuration that was generated by a transient force. An important class of such structures arises …
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PublicationSmall cell clusters exhibit numerous phenomena typically associated with complex systems, such as division of labour and programmed cell death. A conserved class of such clusters occurs during …
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PublicationA conserved phase of gametogenesis is the development of oocytes and sperm within cell clusters (germline cysts) that arise through serial divisions of a founder cell. The resulting …
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PublicationSince the seminal 1961 paper of Monod and Jacob, mathematical models of biomolecular circuits have guided our understanding of cell regulation. Model-based exploration of the functional capabilities …