Matthew Davies
My name is Matthew Davies and I am a PhD student under the supervision of Dr Sebastian Rumpf at the University of Muenster, Germany, however I am originally from Liverpool, UK. I utilise Drosophila developmental neurite pruning as a model to study how regular microtubule orientation is established in neuronal dendrites, particularly focussing on the role of actin-microtubule crosslinker and spectraplakin Shot. As a result, of course, I am interested in neuronal development broadly, the cytoskeleton, and its regulation. Additionally, I also maintain a keen interest in cellular trafficking and the endocytic pathway following my Master’s work in that area.
Pharyngeal neuronal mechanisms governing sour taste perception in Drosophila melanogaster
Matthew Davies
Spastin locally amplifies microtubule dynamics to pattern the axon for presynaptic cargo delivery
Matthew Davies
Glial Draper signaling triggers cross-neuron plasticity in bystander neurons after neuronal cell death
Matthew Davies
February in preprints – the CellBio edition
A group of preLighters, with expertise in different areas of cell biology, have worked together to create this preprint reading lists for researchers with an interest in cell biology. This month, categories include: 1) biochemistry and cell metabolism 2) cell organelles and organisation 3) cell signalling, migration and mechanosensing
| List by | Barbora Knotkova et al. |
January in preprints – the CellBio edition
A group of preLighters, with expertise in different areas of cell biology, have worked together to create this preprint reading lists for researchers with an interest in cell biology. This month, categories include: 1) biochemistry/metabolism 2) cell migration 3) cell organelles and organisation 4) cell signalling and mechanosensing 5) genetics/gene expression
| List by | Barbora Knotkova et al. |
December in preprints – the CellBio edition
A group of preLighters, with expertise in different areas of cell biology, have worked together to create this preprint reading lists for researchers with an interest in cell biology. This month, categories include: 1) cell cycle and division 2) cell migration and cytoskeleton 3) cell organelles and organisation 4) cell signalling and mechanosensing 5) genetics/gene expression
| List by | Matthew Davies et al. |
November in preprints – the CellBio edition
This is the first community-driven preList! A group of preLighters, with expertise in different areas of cell biology, have worked together to create this preprint reading lists for researchers with an interest in cell biology. Categories include: 1) cancer cell biology 2) cell cycle and division 3) cell migration and cytoskeleton 4) cell organelles and organisation 5) cell signalling and mechanosensing 6) genetics/gene expression
| List by | Felipe Del Valle Batalla et al. |