Professor Paul Martin

Latest publications

• Franz, A, Wood, W & Martin, P, 2018, ‘Fat body cells are motile and actively migrate to wounds to drive repair and prevent infection’. Developmental Cell, vol 44., pp. 460-470.e3
• Wood, W & Martin, P, 2017, ‘Macrophage Functions in Tissue Patterning and Disease: New Insights from the Fly’. Developmental Cell, vol 40., pp. 221-233
• Eming, SA, Wynn, TA & Martin, P, 2017, ‘Inflammation and metabolism in tissue repair and regeneration’. Science, vol 356., pp. 1026-12030
• Tanaka, K, Kim, SE, Yano, H, Matsumoto, G, Ohuchida, R, Ishikura, Y, Araki, M, Araki, K, Park, S, Komatsu, T, Hayashi, H, Ikematsu, K, Tanaka, K, Hirano, A, Martin, P, Shimokawa, I & Mori, R, 2017, ‘MiR-142 Is Required for Staphylococcus aureus Clearance at Skin Wound Sites via Small GTPase-Mediated Regulation of the Neutrophil Actin Cytoskeleton’. Journal of Investigative Dermatology, vol 137., pp. 931?940
• Shaw, TJ & Martin, P, 2016, ‘Wound repair: a showcase for cell plasticity and migration’. Current Opinion in Cell Biology, vol 42., pp. 29-37
• Weavers, H, Liepe, J, Sim, A, Wood, W, Martin, P & Stumpf, M, 2016, ‘Systems Analysis of the Dynamic Inflammatory Response to Tissue Damage Reveals Spatiotemporal Properties of the Wound Attractant Gradient’. Current Biology, vol 26., pp. 1975-1989
• Liepe, J, Sim, A, Weavers, H, Ward, L, Martin, P & Stumpf, M, 2016, ‘Accurate Reconstruction of Cell and Particle Tracks from 3D Live Imaging Data’. Cell Systems, vol 3., pp. 102-107
• Weavers, H, Evans, IR, Martin, P & Wood, W, 2016, ‘Corpse engulfment generates a molecular memory that primes the macrophage inflammatory response’. Cell, vol 165., pp. 1658-1671
• Antonio, N, Bønnelykke-Behrndtz, ML, Ward, LC, Collin, J, Christensen, IJ, Steiniche, T, Schmidt, H, Feng, Y & Martin, P, 2015, ‘The wound inflammatory response exacerbates growth of pre-neoplastic cells and progression to cancer’. EMBO Journal, vol 34., pp. 2219-36
• Feng, Y & Martin, P, 2015, ‘Imaging innate immune responses at tumour initiation: new insights from fish and flies’. Nature Reviews Cancer, vol 15., pp. 556-62