Multicellular Pattern Formation: Organoids, Synthetic Networks, Reaction Diffusion
Seville, Spain
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Also, who knows what I was thinking when I made this panel in the main figure 3, exploring the influence of growth and proximal-distal genes (Hoxd13) in digit patterning...
Wow! "I didn't know, I did not explore how tissue movements influence the emergence of digit patterns in limb development" (ironic tone). Who knows what I was thinking when I made this figure 10 years ago in (Raspopovic et al. Science 2014),β is the speed of reaction-diffusion...
Growth and patterning in vertebrate limb development A timescale perspective on skeletal specification biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Exciting day! 🎉 Today at 11h @JulieKlepstad, the second PhD student from my lab, defends her thesis. She'll present the Clock and Wavefront Self-Organizing model and much more🤞. If you're into somitogenesis or complex systems, check out her amazing work: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3874…
The workshop is over. We had an amazing second day and discussion. Thanks to all, but particularly to @elecamagu right in the pic, who basically organized it all and gave a great talk.
Today, we're at the beautiful School of Hispanic-American Studies in the city center of Seville for more talks and discussions! Thanks to @CsicLifehub and @fcasfer
Great session yesterday at the "New Mathematical Approaches in Developmental Biology" workshop during #9ECM in Seville. Speakers included Ala Trusina, Stefan Semrau (@SemrauLab), Nick Monk (@NickMonk14), and Roman Vetter from @DagmarIber lab. Thanks to all the participants!
Our article "The Clock and Wavefront Self-Organizing model recreates the dynamics of mouse somitogenesis in vivo and in vitro" is out in @Dev_journal 🥳 Discover how the Sevilletor equation can self-organize to make somitogenesis waves! #SelfOrganization
journals.biologists.com/dev/…