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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Fernando Garcia-Moreno, on 18 March 2014
A new method to study the beauty and relevance of cellular lineage The origin of living beings has always interested, intrigued and fascinated curious researchers during the history ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 18 March 2014
Here are the highlights from the current issue of Development: A vascular scaffold for islet nerve growth In many organs, the processes of vascularisation and innervation are frequently interdependent. ...Posted by Lucy Freem, on 17 March 2014
Deep snow failed to chill the atmosphere at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories as the most diverse Avian Model Systems meeting yet took place. The model organisms involved included transgenic quail ...Posted by UChicagoDRSB_JC, on 15 March 2014
Cellularization in Drosophila embryos is quite the remarkable process. After fertilization, nuclear division occurs rapidly but without cell membrane formation, leading to a syncytial embryo with many nuclei in a ...Posted by Deborah Goberdhan, on 14 March 2014
Soapbox Science follows the format of using historical areas for public debate, such as London Hyde Park’s Speakers Corner, providing a way of bringing scientists and their work to the ...Posted by Angie Serrano, on 14 March 2014
In the beginning of 2014 (January 5-17th) we enjoyed one of the most fascinating experiences professionally and personally. Under the guidance of Dr. Roberto Mayor and a teaching staff that ...Posted by the Node, on 12 March 2014
The joint Spring meeting of the British Society for Cell Biology and British Society for Developmental Biology is coming up soon, and the Node will be there! Not only will ...Posted by Anne Osterrieder, on 7 March 2014
I have been trying to pin-point when exactly I became interested in science outreach. The earliest I can think back is when we had to dissect Helix aspersa, the garden ...Posted by Simon Bishop, on 6 March 2014
Everyone loves a game. So here’s a game that flexes that brain muscle, which can be adapted for all audiences, topics and required level of cuteness. Presenting: the Animal Pairs ...Posted by Seema Grewal, on 4 March 2014
Here are the highlights of the current issue of Development: Auxin biosynthesis: the root of xylem patterning In the Arabidopsis root, xylem is organised into a central file of metaxylem that is ...