Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Organ

Can psychological tools drive societal change towards a sustainable planet? For years, scientists have been warning the public about the dangers of climate change. Its impact can already be felt in Germany. Only decisive and rapid action can at least mitigate the consquences. But what is preventing us from taking urgently needed action? Psychologist Ralph Hertwig, Director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin, explains the reasons and offers suggestions on how we can change our habits.
You may know them from the debate about organ donation

Scientists gain insight into the organization of the mammalian heart muscle
often described as the body’s engine, is a remarkable organ

Learned odors influence hawkmoths‘ preferences for certain flowers and host plants. Olfactory sensory cells on the proboscis, on the other hand, play no role in learning.
can also learn odors with this additional olfactory organ

Max Planck researchers lay the foundation for the automated production and analysis of human 3D tissues for drug and toxicity research
weeks in the lab, these develop into pinhead-sized organ-like

Max Planck researchers lay the foundation for the automated production and analysis of human 3D tissues for drug and toxicity research
weeks in the lab, these develop into pinhead-sized organ-like

The scientists at the Max Planck Society are committed to keeping the number of animal experiments as well as the strain on the animals as low as possible in the individual experiments. They apply the so-called 3R principle when planning and carrying out the experiments. ‚3R‘ stands for „Reduce, Refine, Replace“: the number of animals per experiment is reduced to the absolute minimum (‚Reduction‘); the performance of the experiments and the keeping of the animals optimized in such a way that the burden on the animals is as small as possible (‚Refinement‘); and animal experiments are replaced by alternative methods, whenever this is possible (‚Replacement‘).
age differently depending on where they are in the organ

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fundamental traits such as reproductive development, organ

The scientists at the Max Planck Society are committed to keeping the number of animal experiments as well as the strain on the animals as low as possible in the individual experiments. They apply the so-called 3R principle when planning and carrying out the experiments. ‚3R‘ stands for „Reduce, Refine, Replace“: the number of animals per experiment is reduced to the absolute minimum (‚Reduction‘); the performance of the experiments and the keeping of the animals optimized in such a way that the burden on the animals is as small as possible (‚Refinement‘); and animal experiments are replaced by alternative methods, whenever this is possible (‚Replacement‘).
age differently depending on where they are in the organ

Organoide ahmen humane Großhirnrinde in ihrer Entwicklung und bei Krankheiten nach
Bis ein Organoid einem echten Organ oder einem Teil

Cell and developmental biologists at the Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden devote their research to discovering how cell division and cell differentiation work, which structures can be found in cell organelles and how cells exchange information and materials.
Grapin-Botton Department Self-organization of cells into organ