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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Marvin Leria, on 14 December 2022
Marvin Leria, a PhD student at Aix-Marseille University, describes a day in the life of a Trichoplax lab.Posted by Delia Capatina, on 28 November 2022
Investigating the rules of cell-to-cell interaction during pre-somitic mesoderm elongation I discovered the field of developmental biology through independent reading during the first year of my undergraduate biomedical sciences program. ...Posted by the Node, on 16 November 2022
Mabel Mathew gives us some insights into the story behind their paper on the mechanism underlying de novo shoot regeneration.Posted by the Node, on 11 October 2022
In 2017, our Node Intern, Sarah Morson, revamped our ‘Resources’ topic area on the Node. With a bigger emphasis on advocacy and outreach, we also cover teaching resources, societies and ...Posted by Andrew Thompson, on 25 September 2022
What is a Killifish? My name is Andrew Thompson, and I am an assistant professor and principal investigator of the Xtremo-Devo Lab at Western Michigan University. In our lab, we ...Posted by Denise Allen, on 18 August 2022
Behind the paper story from Denise Allen and Tomasz NowakowskiPosted by The Company of Biologists WeChat, on 28 July 2022
Chengting Zhang is a PhD student in the laboratory of Professor Steffen Scholpp at the Living Systems Institute, UK. Originally from China, Chengting came to the UK in 2018 after ...Posted by the Node, on 7 June 2022
At the end of 2021 and beginning of 2022, Journal of Cell Science (JCS) put out a call for essays on ‘Equity, diversity and inclusion in cell biology’. JCS introduced ...Posted by Manisha Goyal, on 5 May 2022
In their recent Development paper, published in our Immune Special Issue, Manisha Goyal, Tina Mukherjee, and colleagues examine the pathways controlling ROS homeostasis during hematopoietic growth control.Posted by the Node, on 24 March 2022
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