First synthetic tissue model developed in which blood vessels can grow
Using lab-created tissue to heal or replace damaged organs is one of the great visions for the future of medicine. Synthetic materials could be... [mehr]
Max-Planck-Institut für molekulare Biomedizin
Nucleosome breathing from atomistic time snapshots
Every cell in the body contains two meters of DNA. In order to fit all the DNA in the cell’s small nucleus, the DNA is tightly packed in a... [mehr]
Cell-based method for the regeneration of myelin
Abstract: - - Myelin is tremendously important for the correct and rapid transmission of electrical signals in the brain. This lipid-rich... [mehr]
3D genome organisation independent of gene regulation in Drosophila
Previous studies have shown genome organisation to be closely linked to gene expression and gene regulation. Recent research from the... [mehr]
Max Planck Director Ralf Adams receives the Feldberg Prize 2021
"It is a great honor for me to receive this prize," Ralf Adams is pleased to say. The director at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular... [mehr]
Midbrain organoids for automated chemical screening and disease research
***Sometimes hundreds of thousands of potential therapeutics need to be tested in large-scale, fully automated experiments to identify a single... [mehr]
New tool helps to ‘spot the difference’ in genome organisation
The majority of the cells in our body contain two metres of DNA. All of this genetic information needs to be packaged up into the nucleus of the... [mehr]
Hans Schöler takes over presidency of the German Stem Cell Network
The main tasks of the German Stem Cell Network (GSCN) are the networking of stem cell researchers in Germany and the provision of information and... [mehr]
Sergiy Velychko and Hans Schöler receive the „Publication of the Year 2020“ award of the German Stem Cell Network
Every year, the German Stem Cell Network honours the best best publication of German origin in the field of stem cell research. The “GSCN 2020... [mehr]