📰Read ‘Acute response to pathogens in the early human placenta at single cell resolution’ from @sangerinstitute@Cambridge_Uni@dundeeuni and others in @CellSystemsCP here ⤵️
https://t.co/NuB9pTPBEb
The placenta’s response to certain infections may cause pregnancy complications 🔎
Find out more about what the first panoramic view of infection pathways in the placenta uncovered 👇
https://t.co/CumT0SpOPQ
So excited to see our work on mapping human trophoblast in early pregnancy out in @Nature! I had the privilege of working alongside @krobertssci, @ktroule, @fredwck, @MSheridan226 and an incredible team on one of the coolest tissues @sangerinstitute https://t.co/cgomW3lA80
Our team is growing! Join us to combine -omics, synthetic biology, organoids and tissue engineering to develop an artificial immune niche to generate B cells. You will be part of the vibrant @WellcomeLeap community 👇. Pls, RT.
Our team is growing! Looking for a computational postdoc & staff scientist to explore development combining genetic & tissue engineering methods with single-cell & spatial genomics tools. Join the fantastic team and the amazing @WellcomeLeap community!
https://t.co/su2538Ci98
Our lab celebrating Women In Science day #WomenInScience#WellcomeGenomeWomen . Thank you to all tireless and brave women that are building a better society
Roser Vento-Tormo of @sangerinstitute studies changes in the uterus at the #SingleCell level during the menstrual cycle and the course of a person’s life. The results will illuminate the organ’s basic biology and how that changes in diseases and certain cancers #WorldCancerDay
Interested in genomics, organoids, development, immunology & bioinformatics? We are expanding our team with a computational postdoctoral and senior staff scientist positions 👇. Join us for doing great science in a fantastic multidisciplinary team
@sangerinstitute. Please, RT.
Establishment and differentiation of long-term trophoblast organoid cultures from the human placenta @MSheridan226 @CTR_Cambridge @CamPathology 👏🥳🥳👏 https://t.co/FHHaJZPbH2
The placenta is highly effective at protecting the developing embryo against infection but some of the pathogens manage to escape! Interested in how we can study maternal-fetal infections in humans? check out our review led by superstar @reggie_hoo