*Work in Progress
Anirudh Nanduri^, Musale Krushna Pavan^, Kushagra Pandey, Hamim Zafar
*Under Submission
^equally contributed
Simran Singh*, Musale Krushna Pavan*, Luzi F. Barella* , Jayesh Telang , Ajita Shree , Hamim Zafar, Jurgen Wess, Sai Prasad Pydi
*equally contributedMd Asrafuddoza Hazari, Gautam Kannan, Subrata Dasgupta, Musale Krushna Pavan, Akash Kumar Jha, Farhin Sultana, Soumya Ranjan Pujahari, Simran Singh, Sarbajeet Dutta, Sai Prasad Pydi, Sankhadeep Dutta, Hamim Zafar, Prasenjit Bhaumik, Ashutosh Kumar, and Shamik Sen
Journal of the American Chemical Society (JACS)
Mirazul Islam, Yilin Yang, Alan Simmons, Vishal Shah, Musale Krushna Pavan, Yanwen Xu, Naila Tasneem, Zhengyi Chen, Linh Trinh, Paola Molina, Marisol Ramirez, Iannish Sadien, Jinzhuang Dou, Ken Chen, Mark Magnuson, Jeffrey Rathmell, Ian Macara, Douglas Winton, Qi Liu, Hamim Zafar, Reza Kalhor, George Church, Martha Shrubsole, Robert Coffey
Nature volume 634, pages1187–1195 (2024)
Nature Communications 14 (1), 7781
It is critical to reconstruct a complete map that integrates cell lineage with cell-fate decisions in order to fully understand the function of cellular dynamics in normal and pathological development. The aggregate pattern of cell divisions that gives rise to a completely developed tissue or a complete organism from a founding cell is referred to as ’cell lineage’