Louise Tilley retweeted
Have you ever wondered how your back formed? The human embryo makes a neural tube (future spinal cord) and somites (trunk muscle/bone) from ~d20. They’re formed at the same time and place, so we used human Trunk-like Structures (hTLS) to investigate their ‘co-development’… (1/7)
Louise Tilley retweeted
Come and visit the @royalsociety summer exhibit, including a station on Embryo Models!
Chat with myself and my former colleagues @TheCrick and participate in fun interactive activities!
royalsociety.org/science-eve…
Louise Tilley retweeted
It’s THIS week!!! Reminder that we’ll be showcasing an exhibit on #embryomodels all week at the Royal Society in London. 🚩
⏰ There are evening events if you want to pop in after work, and the weekend if you want to bring the whole family. And it’s free too! 🙌
Visit our #SummerScience Exhibition from 2-7 July and explore how stem cells can reveal the mysteries of human development. Try your hand at a game to try and generate different cell types, and have your say on the future direction of this research: crick.ac.uk/research/labs/na…
Louise Tilley retweeted
VERY excited to announce that we're going to be hosting a flagship exhibit at the @royalsociety #summerscience exhibition on the topic of #embryomodels !! 🗓️2-7th July 2024 📍London
Louise Tilley retweeted
Is there a better way to make PGCs in culture than with disorganised EBs and signalling cocktails? In our latest pub @Dev_journal we show that mouse 'gastruloids' make beautiful PGCs... 😍 [as also seen by others] (1/6) doi.org/10.1242/dev.201790
Louise Tilley retweeted
What a flurry of excitement #ISSCR2023 ! As exciting as the recent preprints are, let’s be clear: these are not the first human embryo-like models and they won’t be the last. They are also not embryos. Like any model, they are only as good as the questions we ask of them! (1/3)
Louise Tilley retweeted
Happy to share our paper on in vitro human somitogenesis @Nature tinyurl.com/axioloids
Fantastic effort of @Yamanaka5e @Hamidi_Sofiane4 @KobayashiKumiko and others in @alevlab @Ashbi_KyotoU. Many thx to awesome collaborators in Japan & abroad @nmoris @AMartinezArias! #axioloids
