I am a scientist interested in how cells acquire their fate during embryonic development. My main focus is to understand how cell fate specification and morphogenesis coordinate to give rise the embryonic brain.
Posted by Cristina Pujades, on 19 April 2017
Our aim is to build an expandable open-access atlas over brain morphogenesis – the digital Z-hindbrain atlas – containing data from gene expression, transcriptional dynamics, clonal growth, cell lineages, and ...Posted by Cristina Pujades, on 26 January 2017
Comment on Distribution of neurosensory progenitor pools during inner ear morphogenesis unveiled by cell lineage reconstruction, eLife 2017; 6:e22268 Sylvia Dyballa and Cristina Pujades Department of Experimental and Health Sciences, Universitat Pompeu ...Posted by Cristina Pujades, on 12 February 2016
We are interested in understanding how tissue compartmentalization and cell fate decisions take place in the Central Nervous System during embryonic development. We use the developing brain of the vertebrates ...Posted by Cristina Pujades, on 24 November 2015
We are seeking for highly motivated and enthusiastic candidates interested in understanding how tissue compartmentalization and cell fate decisions take place in the Central Nervous System during embryonic development. The ...Posted by Cristina Pujades, on 30 November 2022
Our main aim is to understand how neuronal diversity is generated during embryonic development and to provide a holistic view of how cell fate decisions are taken in the brain. During brain development, progenitor cells balance proliferation and differentiation to generate an enormous diversity of neurons in the correct numbers and proportions. In the past […]
