Scientists can predict in the lab whether a drug will be effective for individual colorectal tumours.
These tumours were then grown in tissue culture systems, as well as in special mouse
Rresearchers have discovered information about a gene that sets primates apart from other mammals, through the study of a rare developmental brain disorder.
“The combination of an in vivo model, the developing mouse brain, and an in vitro
New study identifies a region of the thalamus as a key source of signals encoding past experiences in the neocortex.
approach that enabled her to measure the responses of single thalamic synapses in mouse
Max Planck Scientists from Dortmund show how the signaling molecules BMP and FGF act as antagonists during embryonic development and thus guide cell differentiation.The researchers‘ results indicate that stem cells are not exclusively guided by external signals, but can indeed take their fate into their own hands.
Göttingen research team has succeeded in visualizing the entire process of ovulation in mouse
Scientists from Tuebingen compare neuronal network connections in two worm species
Göttingen research team has succeeded in visualizing the entire process of ovulation in mouse
Synapsen verbinden Neuronen zu funktionellen Netzwerken. Falsch angelegte Verbindungen führen zu Funktionsstörungen oder zum Tod. Wie Synapsen hochpräzise an spezifischen Punkten auf den Dendriten angelegt werden, ist noch weitgehend unbekannt.
De novo synaptogenesis induced by GABA in the developing mouse cortex Science 353
3D genome organization is independent of gene regulation in Drosophila. Using Micro-C, researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine and the Developmental and Regulatory Genomics group at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences find that chromatin organization and tissue-specific gene expression are uncoupled during dorsoventral patterning in fruit flies.
approximately equivalent to the 4-cell stage in human embryo and 2-cell stage in mouse
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.
Model organisms like the fruit fly, zebrafish, roundworm or mouse, but also organoids
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.
Model organisms like the fruit fly, zebrafish, roundworm or mouse, but also organoids
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.
Model organisms like the fruit fly, zebrafish, roundworm or mouse, but also organoids
