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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by __Deleted user__, on 28 October 2018
Several postdoctoral positions are available in the group of Taija Mäkinen at Uppsala University. The lab studies fundamental mechanisms of tissue morphogenesis in the vascular system. The aim is to ...Posted by Jeff Rasmussen, on 18 October 2018
Jeff Rasmussen tells the story behind his recent paper from the Sagasti Lab in Dev Cell. This project began as an extension of my earlier postdoc work in Alvaro Sagasti’s ...Posted by RODRIGO NUNES FONSECA, on 3 October 2018
On the Sunday night of 2nd September of 2018, one month ago, most Brazilians were watching TV shows while a large part of our national story was burning out ...Posted by Delphine Dauga, on 27 September 2018
A Technician position in Molecular Biology is available starting November 2018 in the group of Thomas Lecuit at the Developmental Biology Institute of Marseille (IBDM, CNRS UMR7288), Marseille, France. ...Posted by Anne Schmidt, on 21 September 2018
Here, Mylène Lancino and myself will introduce our motivation to investigate and delve deeper into one essential and very peculiar process of Stem Cell Biology: the de novo genesis of hematopoietic ...Posted by Sha Wang, on 19 September 2018
Sha Wang, Deborah Gumucio This article shares the story behind our recent Developmental Cell paper. It tells the history of this project and how three-dimensional (3D) observations at the individual ...Posted by ryankerney, on 18 September 2018
Vienna, Austria July 2018 The use of salamanders in regeneration and developmental research has a long history filled with luminaries of the life sciences. Thomas Hunt Morgan, ...Posted by preLights CoB, on 5 September 2018
Welcome to our monthly summary of developmental biology (and related) preLights. preLighters are early-career researchers who select and highlight preprints which they feel are interesting for the life-science community. ...Posted by Stefania Gutierrez, on 28 August 2018
Have you heard of an animal that can lose most of its body tissues and the remnant tissues aggregate to regenerate the lost parts and recovery its original form? Do ...Posted by Michelle Collins, on 23 August 2018
In our recently published paper https://elifesciences.org/articles/34880, we report that the transcription factor Pitx2c has an unexpected role during gastrulation, where it acts cell non-autonomously to promote mesendodermal cell migration required ...