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Posted by Alexandria Hughes, on 17 July 2020
My mentor, Bruce Appel, emphasizes the importance of communicating science clearly and precisely. Consequently, I have watched my peers and myself deliver ever-improving talks, posters, and manuscripts during our time ...Posted by the Node, on 1 July 2020
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental biology (and related) preprints. Preprints hosted on bioRxiv and arXiv, use these links to get to the section you want. Developmental biology ...Posted by Tom Bennett, on 29 June 2020
By Tom Bennett & Catriona Walker 25th May 2020: Publication TB: The joy of seeing an article finally published is always slightly tempered by the long-drawn out process of ...Posted by PRAGYA SIDHWANI, on 23 June 2020
I started off as quite little—just one cell, in fact. No heart, no brain, no blood flowed in me and yet, somehow I found the motivation in me to divide. ...Posted by the Node, on 9 June 2020
A Press Release from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine – see the Development paper by Lisa Vrooman, Marisa Bartolomei and colleagues here. An experimental study from researchers in ...Posted by AlessandroDonada, on 9 June 2020
Today let’s delve into a curious case involving induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) and leukemic stem cells (LSCs). Most blood cells derived from iPSCs are unable to engraft in immunodeficient ...Posted by Disease Models and Mechanisms, on 3 June 2020
This post highlights the approach and finding of a new research article published by Disease Models and Mechanisms (DMM). This feature is written by Olivia Howell as apart of a ...Posted by Disease Models and Mechanisms, on 3 June 2020
This post highlights the approach and finding of a new research article published by Disease Models and Mechanisms (DMM). This feature is written by Joseph I. Kaluzny as apart of ...Posted by the Node, on 1 June 2020
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental biology (and related) preprints. A real monster of a month, May, with masses of preprints uploaded by scientists in various stages of ...Posted by AlessandroDonada, on 1 June 2020
Today we return our interest to human development, focusing on a special blood cell: the macrophage. Produced in multiple, stem cell-independent waves, macrophages colonize the developing foetus early on, forming ...