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A few selected papers from the lab (trainees underlined):
 
West, J.J., Zulueta-Coarasa, T., Maier, J.A., Lee, D.M., Bruce, A.E.E., Fernandez-Gonzalez, R. and Harris, T.J.C. (2017) An actomyosin-Arf-GEF negative feedback loop for tissue elongation under stress. Current Biology. 27:2260-2270.
 
Jiang, T., McKinley, R.F.A., McGill, M.A., Angers, S., and Harris, T.J.C. (2015) A Par-1-Par-3-centrosome cell polarity pathway and its tuning for isotropic adhesion. Current Biology. 25(20): 2701-2708.


Lee, D.M. and Harris, T.J.C. (2013) An Arf-GEF regulates antagonism between endocytosis and the cytoskeleton for Drosophila blastoderm development. Current Biology. 23(21):2110-20.

David, D.J.V., Wang, Q., Feng, J.J. and Harris, T.J.C. (2013) Bazooka inhibits aPKC to limit antagonism of actomyosin networks during amnioserosa apical constriction. Development. 140:4719-4729.

David, D.J.V., Tishkina, A. and Harris, T.J.C. (2010) The PAR complex regulates pulsed actomyosin contractions during amnioserosa apical constriction in Drosophila. Development. 137:1635-1643.

McGill, M.A.*, McKinley, R.F.A.* and Harris, T.J.C. (2009) Independent cadherin-catenin and Bazooka clusters interact to assemble adherens junctions. Journal of Cell Biology. 185:787-96. (*contributed equally)
 
Pope, K.L. and Harris, T.J.C. (2008) Control of cell flattening and associated junctional remodelling during squamous epithelial morphogenesis in Drosophila. Development. 135: 2227-2238

Please see a full listing at PubMed or Google Scholar.
 
 
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