Professor Robertson is a developmental biologist who studies mouse embryology and development to shed light on how cells acquire specialised function in the mammalian embryo. ... cell-cell interactions that underpin the first few critical days of the

Mitochondria are the batteries of our cells making the energy for the cells to function. ... Amy is a woman in STEM and a member of the LGBTQ+ community in STEM.

A report detailing the Royal Society US and Chinese science academies summit on human gene editing.

Dr Elisa Laurenti (Wellcome Royal Society Sir Henry Dale Fellow) from the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute will talk to you about blood stem cells, explain why they are among the most ... powerful cells in our body, and why cooperation between different

Professor Oreste Acuto. University of Oxford. Molecular mechanisms of TCR signalling determining T cell fates. ... Professor Fiona Watt. King's College London. Manipulating the stem cell niche at single cell resolution.

Just like plants on land, marine algae need to take dissolved nutrients into their cells, which they source from seawater.

How can stem cells heal the human body? – Growing new body parts, Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine at King's College London .

Stem cell fate and plasticity in oesophageal wound healing. Dr Oliver Bannard - University of Oxford. ... Dr Julia Cordero - University of Glasgow. Regulation of stem cell function during tissue homeostasis and transformation.

future. About the author. Siddhartha Mukherjee is a cancer physician and researcher, a stem cell biologist and a cancer geneticist. ... Mukherjee is an assistant professor of medicine at Columbia University. He has published work in Nature, Cell, Neuron,

Shedding new light on cells with coherent multiphoton nanoscopy. Professor Neil Bulleid - University of Glasgow. ... Professor Roger Patient - University of Oxford. Patient Stem cell ontogeny and tissue regeneration.