This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the grant agreement No 874764 (REANIMA)”.
@ZeClinics has developed, together with @nmercaderh's Lab, a zebrafish larval assay for studying cardiac regeneration in vivo, in a 3D and longitudinal way. This setup will allow @REANIMA2020 consortium studying the role of candidate genes and drugs promoting cardiac regeneration
This story started as my PhD project in 2001 @GiaccaMauro lab... it took 21 years and 5 PhD generations to get it finalized, persistence is the key!!
Cardioprotective factors against myocardial infarction selected in vivo from an AAV secretome library
https://t.co/D4QRlKzx6r
Prof Nadia Mercader, REANIMA PI, presented today her preliminary results from REANIMA and collected feedback from international renowned group leaders participating in Leducq REDOX international network coordinated by REANIMA Coordinator, Dr Torres.
Very much enjoyed the @reanima2020 meeting, listening to lots of great science focused on heart regeneration and being able to participate in lively discussions 😍. Looking very much forward to a onsite meeting in June at @CNIC_CARDIO
Next week, our PhD student @apolinovak will present a poster about our novel medium-throughput platform for target validation of regulators of cardiac regeneration in zebrafish larvae, at the Weinstein Cardiovascular Development & Regeneration conference 2022.
Next REANIMA meeting will take place at CNIC, Madrid between 7th and 8th of June 2022 - we are looking forward to exchange more ideas on cardiac regeneration after injury #REANIMA#CNIC
🎉💖🥳Thrilled to share our new study: “Redifferentiated cardiomyocytes retain residual dedifferentiation signatures and are protected against ischaemic injury”, headed by Avraham Shakked @AbingtonSA. 🥳💖🎉
Link to paper --> https://t.co/v3UGm0W5ix 1/12
Thrilled to join the #REANIMA consortium led by our partners at @CNIC_CARDIO. REANIMA will receive €8 million #H2020 funding to explore novel therapeutic strategies in cardiac diseases by activating endogenous regenerative pathways. https://t.co/4wWLBMLNKa #EUresearch
#REANIMA: 12 European research institutions incl. @IMPvienna to investigate cardiac #regeneration, funded by @EU_H2020 program and coordinated by @CNIC_CARDIO . Elly Tanaka & team will study regenerating #axolotl heart.
Read more:
https://t.co/zz1nxMt97v
Project #REANIMA led by @MTorrescnic
will receive €8 M€ in funding from @EU_H2020 . Learn more about this innovative research avenue in the cardiac regeneration field and the12 outstanding European research partners here: https://t.co/dY6Pd01iWP