Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Achim Gossler"
Achim Gossler's research predominantly investigates the genetic and molecular mechanisms regulating ciliary function, with a particular focus on the developmental and evolutionary aspects of left-right asymmetry in vertebrates.
His studies have led to the identification of key genes, such as CFAP161, CFAP43, and CIROP, which play vital roles in ciliary assembly and function, impacting processes like embryogenesis and organ laterality.
Gossler's work emphasizes the importance of transcription factors like FOXJ1 in governing motile cilia mechanisms across different species, highlighting both conserved and species-specific contributions to ciliary function and related human diseases.
