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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Noami Dayan, on 22 September 2017
In the future diabetics might benefit from getting insulin-regulating beta cells transplanted into their body because their own beta cells are destroyed or less functional. However, according to new stem ...Posted by t_boothe, on 21 September 2017
Our paper, like so many scientific findings, was brought about by a beer – or more specifically a discussion over a beer. “I had a beer with David (Drechsel)” ...Posted by The Francis Crick Institute, on 20 September 2017
OVERVIEW We are seeking a highly motivated and collaborative Laboratory Research Scientist in the area of human embryology and stem cell biology to join Dr. Kathy Niakan’s laboratory. The ...Posted by jasminalsous, on 19 September 2017
A post by Jasmin Imran Alsous, on work done in collaboration with Paul Villoutreix and Alexander M. Berezhkovskii in the Shvartsman lab. I started working on Drosophila egg chambers from the ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 19 September 2017
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: Separating nematode species by spermatogenesis During spermatogenesis, unnecessary organelles and cytoplasmic components are shed from developing sperm in order ...Posted by kgnedeva, on 14 September 2017
Prologue Molecular biological approaches to understanding the complex gene networks regulating development often resemble attempts to understand a Monet painting by looking at it up close. We find the links within ...Posted by EdMorrissey, on 8 September 2017
Grade 7: £31,604 – £38,833 p.a. Applications are invited for the new position of Postdoctoral Scientist in Quantitative Biology of Cell Fate and Tissue Dynamics. We seek a highly motivated, ...Posted by IRBBarcelona, on 8 September 2017
Researchers from the Development and Growth Control Laboratory at IRB Barcelona have identified the cell types and molecular mechanism responsible for the unlimited growth potential of epithelial tumours (carcinomas) and ...Posted by Jonathan Lawson, on 6 September 2017
This article is recent news from the Babraham Institute in Cambridge, view the original post here and the Nature Communications research paper here. Deciding to start a family later in ...Posted by markonikolic, on 4 September 2017
The story behind our eLife paper: Nikolić, M. Z., Caritg, O., Jeng, Q., Johnson, J.-A., Sun, D., Howell, K. J., Brady, J. L., Laresgoiti, U., Allen, G., Butler, R., Zilbauer, ...