Excited to share our latest study identifying Scube2 as a novel regulator of coronary vessel formation and heart regeneration, promoting regenerative revascularization through PDGF signaling and EC–mural cell interactions published in @atvbahajournals
https://t.co/UqHMZu0fqx ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Check out our new paper, just out in @J_Cell_Sci - @Co_Biologists !
A closer look at how neutrophils behave in the zebrafish heart.
https://t.co/BE4b9rHeI7
🎉 Excited to share that the Danioheart Atlas has now been published! 🎉
We’ve mapped zebrafish heart development across ten developmental stages.
📖 Read the full paper here: https://t.co/6BeSPwCzXE
We are seeking postdoctoral researchers or physician-scientists who are eager to launch their careers in cardiovascular and pulmonary research within the Cluster Pulmonary Institute. Postdocs can select their host from among our excellent faculty members: https://t.co/SeESh1tQdB
I'm hiring: Research Assistant at Uppsala University! Join the team in the Department of Immunology, Genetics & Pathology to work with zebrafish models, manage lab operations, and support molecular biology experiments.
https://t.co/Jfpx6ggDr9
Congratulations to Samuel Capon and coauthors on their latest study that dives into the fascinating world of phenotypic variation in Fibronectin mutants, exploring why the exact same mutation leads to different viability during embryonic development ! 🥳🎉 https://t.co/hJeM0rUH3P
I have started my tenure-track Professorship for Lung #Organoids at @jlugiessen — and 𝘄𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝗲 #𝗵𝗶𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 !
Join us as a #PhD student to work on 3D #lung models, #stemcells, and disease mechanisms! 🫁🔬
Please RT &
Apply here! https://t.co/yn8bRfXi5W
🧵Excited to share our new paper on transcriptional adaptation and the role of RNA destabilization in triggering a TA-like response. Read the full study here 👉 https://t.co/TUP4nuVeMi [1/6]
Our latest work is online @stemcellreports:
We show that ✨SPARCL1✨ activates NF-κB and promotes differentiation of alveolar type 2 cells in #lung#organoids 🫁. A new link between vasculature and epithelium in #lungdevelopment!
https://t.co/1fbmDMpK9G
Are you passionate about live-imaging microscopy? Do you have a special talent for working with iPSCs? Or are you simply a zebrafish aficionado? 🐟
We have 2 funded postdoctoral positions in our lab (https://t.co/0PwWpG37zU).
Join us and apply now!
Please spread the word 🙏
Stoked to present our latest, brilliantly led by Chris et al & Alejandro Torres-Sanchez. How tissues are patterned during development – we found that geometry-constrained ECM fractures pattern the myocardium in the vertebrate heart 1/n https://t.co/jgXSglGpAj
Very proud to share my latest research on a novel biotechnological tool: The first use of a self-cleaving ribozyme to knock down an endogenous gene in a vertebrate model.
Thanks to the @StainierLab and to my co-authors #PLOSGenetics: https://t.co/ekUT3b0CzA
Paper alert! Congrats to Lara, @CMDooley77, @DouglasAdamoski and @TJ_ThomasJuan for their great work on identifying the first example of Transcriptional Adaption in humans!🎉
🚨We are hiring!🚨 We have postdoctoral positions available! If you're passionate about studying cardiac regeneration and development, join our team in vibrant and beautiful Montreal! Please help spread the word 🫶 For more details see here https://t.co/MQ9uuEYmbY...
Excited to share my work @GroupRiley, out today @NatureCVR: https://t.co/82fSTLtw8N
Using imaging, scRNAseq & computational modelling , we find that the neonatal cardiac conduction system can regenerate & demonstrate how MI-induced damage elicits arrhythmogenesis 🫀⚡️
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🚨Hyped to share our new @Nature article! We show that crocodile head scales develop from compressive folding that arises from constrained skin growth 🐊🔬
Really proud of this one - it's cool 😎
Please read & share!
@UNIGEnews@UNIGEnews@Biologie_UNIGE
https://t.co/vnCSl7xNsq
Thrilled to share my PhD work published in @NatureCVR ! This journey was challenging, but persistence and dedication truly paid off. A huge thank you to all my co-authors for their support, and especially to my supervisor, Didier Stainier (@StainierLab ), for his guidance!