They deactivated the Tgfbr1 gene in mouse embryos during mid-stage development to investigate its effects on the development of the spinal cord. The Tgfbr1 gene provides instructions for making a ...

the researchers grew early-stage mouse embryos in dishes that contained different nutrients. They found that embryos grown in dishes lacking protein or carbohydrates paused their development ...

In the mouse developing embryo, she previously demonstrated a bias at the two-cell stage: one cell contributed more to fetal tissue and the other to the placenta. 4 “We know so little about the very ...

A mouse with two dads ... bi-maternal or bi-paternal embryos artificially, they fail to develop properly, and they stall at some point during development due to these genes." ...

“We’ve just spent the last 10 years validating [the gastruloid model], trying to see what it can teach us about the very early stages of development ... who works with both stem cell-based embryo ...

The creation of a new protein atlas of the developing mouse brain could open new avenues of research on a wide range of neurological disorders.

A team of stem cell scientists have successfully used embryonic stem ... at some point during development due to these genes." Earlier attempts to make a bi-paternal mouse used ovarian organoids ...

The chromatin-bound proteome of embryonic stem cells transitioning to 2C-like cells uncovers chromatin regulators involved in heterochromatin formation.