Interviews
All our (and Development’s) interviews in one place.
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The people behind the papers: Andrew Schiffmacher & Lisa Taneyhill
Posted by the Node Interviews, on 16 December 2016
The neural crest is a remarkable multipotent cell population that has become a model system for how epithelial cells become mesenchymal and migrate during development. In today’s post, we feature …An interview with Doug Melton
Posted by the Node, on 15 December 2016
This interview by Aidan Maartens first appeared in Development Volume 143, Issue 24. Doug Melton is Xander University Professor at Harvard University, co-director of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute …The people behind the papers: Fernando Ferreira & Min Zhao
Posted by the Node Interviews, on 14 December 2016
Today’s paper comes from the final issue of Development for 2016, and reveals a link between bioelectricity and reactive oxygen species during tail regeneration in Xenopus. We caught up with first author …The people behind the papers: Amelia Joy Thompson, Sarah K Foster & Kristian Franze
Posted by the Node Interviews, on 30 November 2016
Today’s paper comes from the latest issue of Nature Neuroscience, and shows that in addition to chemical cues, mechanical signals are vital for axon pathfinding during brain development. We caught up …An interview with David McClay
Posted by the Node, on 30 November 2016
This interview by Aidan Maartens first appeared in Development Volume 143, Issue 23. David McClay is the Arthur S. Pearse Professor of Biology at Trinity College of Arts and …The people behind the papers: James Nichols
Posted by the Node Interviews, on 29 November 2016
Today’s paper comes from the latest issue of Development, and reveals a link between phenotypic variability, cell fate switching and epigenetic silencing in zebrafish. Lead author James T. Nichols, who carried out the …
In 2019 we met Vilaiwan Fernandes, who had recently been awared the Santa Cruz Developmental Biology Young Investigator Award
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