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developmental and stem cell biologists
Posted by Muriel Perron, on 7 October 2015
Xenopus represents a prime model for dissecting in vivo the signalling network that controls retinal stem cell behaviour. Its retina indeed retains a reservoir of active neural stem cells in ...Posted by Hector Galvez, on 31 August 2015
Thanks to the travelling fellowship, awarded by the Company of Biologists, I was fortunate enough to undertake a period of research in the laboratory of Prof. Marcelo N. Rivolta at ...Posted by jramalhosantos, on 28 August 2015
“A Stem Cell Adventure” is a comic book about stem cell research, and resulted from a project on science outreach carried out by several researchers at the Center for ...Posted by jbarfoot, on 2 July 2015
This month’s newsletter has a focus on the recent annual meeting of the International Society for Stem Cell Research, which was held in Stockholm at the end of June. If ...Posted by the Node, on 2 July 2015
This interview was first published in Development. Austin Smith is a stem cell and developmental biologist, who has dedicated his career to the study of pluripotency, stem cell renewal and ...Posted by CourteneyLai, on 27 June 2015
StemCellTalks is a Canadian high school outreach initiative that has been running in 7 Canadian cities since 2010. This symposium was established to facilitate knowledge transfer between academia and high ...Posted by Katherine Brown, on 23 June 2015
Tomorrow sees the start of the Annual ISSCR Meeting in Stockholm, Sweden. As one of the biggest conferences in the stem cell field – typically attracting around 4000 participants – the ...Posted by the Node, on 16 June 2015
This interview was first published in Development. Rudolf Jaenisch is a Professor of Biology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a founding member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and the current ...Posted by the Node, on 16 June 2015
This interview was first published in Development. Deepak Srivastava is a Director at the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease and a Distinguished Professor in Paediatric Developmental Cardiology at the University of California, ...Posted by Christele Gonneau, on 1 April 2015
Mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs) are by definition cells that can self-renew (make identical copies of themselves) and specialize into any cell type of the body. Since their discovery, scientists ...