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Cell Division Laboratory publications

Centrobin is essential for C-tubule assembly and flagellum development in Drosophila melanogaster spermatogenesis
Reina J, Gottardo M, Riparbelli MG, Llamazares S, Callaini G and Gonzalez C.
J Cell Biol (2018)
An in vivo genetic screen in Drosophila identifies the orthologue of human cancer/testis gene SPO11 among a network of targets to inhibit lethal(3)malignant brain tumour growth
Rossi F, Molnar C, Hashiyama K, Heinen JP, Pampalona J, Llamazares S, Reina J, Hashiyama T, Rai M, Pollarolo G, Fernández-Hernández I and Gonzalez C.
Open Biol, 7 (8), (2017)
Arl2- and Msps-dependent microtubule growth governs asymmetric division
Chen K, Koe CT, Xing ZB, Tian X, Rossi F, Wang C, Tang Q, Zong W, Hong WJ, Taneja R, Yu F, Gonzalez C, Wu C, Endow S and Wang H.
J Cell Biol, 212 (6), 661-76 (2016)
Prefoldin and Pins synergistically regulate asymmetric division and suppress dedifferentiation
Zhang Y, Rai M, Wang C, Gonzalez C and Wang H.
Sci Rep, 6 23735 (2016)
The translational relevance of Drosophila in drug discovery
Fernández-Hernández I, Scheenaard E, Pollarolo G and Gonzalez C.
Embo Rep (2016)
Cell division: A last-minute decision
Gonzalez C.
Nature, 528 (7581), 196-7 (2015)
Time-lapse recording of centrosomes and other organelles in Drosophila neuroblasts
Pampalona J, Januschke J, Sampaio P and Gonzalez C.
Method Cell Biol, 129 301-15 (2015)
Loss of Centrobin Enables Daughter Centrioles to Form Sensory Cilia in Drosophila
Gottardo M, Pollarolo G, Llamazares S, Reina J, Riparbelli MG, Callaini G and Gonzalez C.
Curr Biol, 25 (17), 2319-24 (2015)
Studying tumor growth in Drosophila using the tissue allograft method
Rossi F and Gonzalez C.
Nat Protoc, 10 (10), 1525-34 (2015)
Time- lapse recording of centrosomes and other organelles in Drosophila neuroblasts
Pampalona J, Januschke J, Sampaio P, and Gonzalez C
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* shared senior authorship