Publications by authors named "Gregory M Guild"

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Launching the molecular genetic investigation of the ecdysone signaling cascade: a tribute to David S. Hogness (1925-2019).
Linda L Restifo, Gregory M Guild, Mark D Garfinkel, Marc A T Muskavitch, Mariana F Wolfner

Genetics· November 2025

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Asymmetric microtubule function is an essential requirement for polarized organization of the Drosophila bristle.
Amir Bitan, Gregory M Guild, Dikla Bar-Dubin, Uri Abdu

Mol Cell Biol· January 2010

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Adaptation of a nematode parasite to living within the mammalian epithelium.
Lewis G Tilney, Patricia S Connelly, Gregory M Guild, Kelly A Vranich, David Artis

J Exp Zool A Comp Exp Biol· November 2005

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Actin filament bundles in Drosophila wing hairs: hairs and bristles use different strategies for assembly.
Gregory M Guild, Patricia S Connelly, Linda Ruggiero, Kelly A Vranich, Lewis G Tilney

Mol Biol Cell· August 2005

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The role actin filaments play in providing the characteristic curved form of Drosophila bristles.
Lewis G Tilney, Patricia S Connelly, Linda Ruggiero, Kelly A Vranich, Gregory M Guild

Mol Biol Cell· December 2004

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Microvilli appear to represent the first step in actin bundle formation in Drosophila bristles.
Lewis G Tilney, Patricia S Connelly, Gregory M Guild

J Cell Sci· July 2004

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Actin filament turnover regulated by cross-linking accounts for the size, shape, location, and number of actin bundles in Drosophila bristles.
Lewis G Tilney, Patricia S Connelly, Linda Ruggiero, Kelly A Vranich, Gregory M Guild

Mol Biol Cell· October 2003

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Long continuous actin bundles in Drosophila bristles are constructed by overlapping short filaments.
Gregory M Guild, Patricia S Connelly, Linda Ruggiero, Kelly A Vranich, Lewis G Tilney

J Cell Biol· September 2003

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Actin filament turnover removes bundles from Drosophila bristle cells.
Gregory M Guild, Patricia S Connelly, Kelly A Vranich, Michael K Shaw, Lewis G Tilney

J Cell Sci· February 2002

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