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Posted by Syed, on 16 May 2017
http://around.uoregon.edu/content/study-brain-formation-finds-possible-link-human-disease @ http://www.doelab.org/ elife https://elifesciences.org/content/6/e26287Posted by the Node, on 16 May 2017
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: A new model for lineage segregation Lineage segregation during gastrulation has long been thought to be driven by differential cell ...Posted by Chong-Morrison, on 16 May 2017
“It finally got accepted!”, followed by “It’s finally out!” about a month later. I am certain this ‘finally’ feeling about their paper is very familiar to those well-acquainted with the ...Posted by Ignacio Monedero, on 5 May 2017
Comment on “Anterior-Posterior Gradient in Neural Stem and Daughter Cell Proliferation Governed by Spatial and Temporal Hox Control”, Current Biology 27, 1161-1172 (2017). Ignacio Monedero, Behzad Yaghmaeian, Stefan Thor. Department ...Posted by evafrickel, on 5 May 2017
We are looking for a motivated, ambitious and collegial person interested in joining us as a postdoc to pursue projects centered around host-pathogen interaction in human stem cell derived macrophages. ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 2 May 2017
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: SEGGA: new software for analysing cell shape and dynamics Changes in epithelial cell shape and organisation are essential for ...Posted by gicobellani, on 25 April 2017
In this post, I would like to introduce to “The Node” our website, reviewercredits.com, launched last July by myself and my friend Robert Fruscio. We are both physicians (I’m in ...Posted by DMDD, on 11 April 2017
A large-scale study of DMDD data has shown that inactivating the same gene in mouse embryos that are virtually genetically identical can result in a wide range and severity ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 11 April 2017
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: A new niche for human HSCs Human haematopoiesis occurs at various anatomical sites throughout development, including the yolk sac, ...Posted by XanaRebocho, on 4 April 2017
Have you ever wondered what makes the shapes in the animal and plant kingdom so different? We take for granted the diversity of natural shapes that surround us, from a ...