Looking for a theory partner for an #HFSP project? #morphogenesis in cells and tissues, #chemotaxis, #cilia? Feel free to reach out! Deadline for letters of intent 26.03.2026.
physics-of-life.tu-dresden.de/team/pol-gro...
Looking for a theory partner for an #HFSP project? #morphogenesis in cells and tissues, #chemotaxis, #cilia? Feel free to reach out! Deadline for letters of intent 26.03.2026.
physics-of-life.tu-dresden.de/team/pol-gro...
An amazing work of Sean Keely and a great collaboration network between Germany, Colombia and Japan. @cmcb-tud.bsky.social
Kazald1, associated with skeletogenesis and odontogenesis ancestral to jawed vertebrates. Kazald3, commonly lost but it evolved novel expression patterns in teleost fish!
Kazald4, of unknown role, but highly expressed in avian brain.
Just published from our group!
Study of a family of genes, one of them previously associated to regeneration in axolotls (Kazald2) and now we associate its expression during regeneration ancestral of bony vertebrates.
www.cell.com/iscience/ful...
European Amphibian Conference 2026, July 3-5, 2026, Prague, Czech Republic www.xenbase.org/xenbase/doNe... #science #devbio #xenopus #frogs
We deleted a rhomboid protease… and regeneration went into overdrive.
New preprint from the Neal Lab!
Rhbdl2 restrains macrophage-driven regeneration in zebrafish. 🐟🔥 #Regeneration #InnateImmunity
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
Paper accepted today!! How is that for a Christmas present 🎁
Left image source: https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/foia/2019-04-18/redactions-declassified-file. Shows a fully page of redaction, but some headers and individual words are still visible. Also, a page header showing the classification is visible.
Former NSA employee (16 years) with a pro tip for you. Released controlled document on the left, Epstein on the right. See the difference?
In real redactions, some words, headers, and bits will almost always still be visible, but especially classification headers. These documents are UNCLASSIFIED
Fig. 1. Doble immunodetection of CD68 and F4/80 during ear hole regeneration in early postnatal mice.
Fig. 6. Clodronate liposomes treated ears in re-differentiation show acceleration of cartilage maturation.
Fig. 4. Modifications in the regenerative response by the treatment with clodronate liposomes during wound healing phase of early postnatal mice ear hole regeneration.
Tissue-resident macrophages are doing more than just protecting from infection. In this interesting paper, René Fernando Abarca-Buis et al shows that they can promote reepithelialization and blastema formation and regulate the maturation of chondrocytes. Check it out here:
doi.org/10.1016/j.cd...
I am proud, happy and consider myself lucky to have amazing collaborations, @poldresden.bsky.social @crtd-tud.bsky.social Medical Faculty @tudresden.bsky.social
This analysis revealed similarities but also striking differences to what we know in animal models (axolotl for example). It remains a mystery, why more proximal injuries do not regenerate. But studies like this help us understand more closely how we humans can re-form missing structures.
A bit late but a paper from our lab has been published!
Human fingertip regeneration is a fact, it happens in children and adults (not only in children as it has been long believed). We describe here the regenerative phases and analyse the proteome of wound exudates.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Recent Hopkins Hub article highlighting our work on optic nerve regeneration in axolotl. Congratulations to Ted!
hub.jhu.edu/2025/12/11/s...
Want to discover LimbNET? 🦵
A platform created by EMBL Barcelona scientists to visualize limb development.
Explore the “Morphomovies”
👉 tuit.cat/M8Kjg
Large language models are biased — local initiatives are fighting for change www.nature.com/articles/d41...
Thanks!
A new research facility dedicated to axolotls, will be opening soon. Hosting the UK’s only dedicated axolotl research colony and will support world class studies into regeneration, ageing, cancer resistance and stem cell biology.
edin.ac/4pAAJeW
@edinuni-irr.bsky.social @aidarodrigo.bsky.social
Picture of the page of a book where there is a dedication in Spanish signed on the 27th of November, 2025
What are the odds??
Yesterday I bought a book that was dedicated exactly 44 years ago!!
New paper from our lab and @friedrich-group.bsky.social !! Insights into morphogen gradient scaling to regenerate a limb at the appropriate size. #axolotl, #limbregeneration
Our study on the role of the Pou4 gene in planarian neural regeneration has been published. Congratulations to the trainees and team members who led this work!
doi.org/10.7554/eLif...
El 20 de noviembre en la Casa de las Humanidades (en Coyoacán) presentaremos este directorio ¡¡acompáñennos!!!
Headline from an article in Nature this week that states "Prizes must recognize machine contributions to discovery. The future of science will be written by humans and machines together. Awards should reflect that reality."
Lol the Nobels can't even acknowledge women's contribution to discovery. But sure let's acknowledge The Machines.
Very sad news. Our group had the great fortune to collaborate with him and his group and to be inspired by his passion for science and patience for those of us not in the field. We are forever grateful to have had that opportunity.
Double Yay for regenerative biology 🥳 congrats Can 🥂!!
🥳 Thrilled to share that our lab has been awarded an ERC StGrant for our project SigReg: Signal to Regeneration!
How can we unlock limb regeneration in adult mammals?
It’s time to apply what we learned from 🐸 ➡️ 🐭
Thank you @erc.europa.eu for supporting ambitious science!!!
Congrats @aniaczark.bsky.social !! I am so happy for you (and the regeneration field 😉) 🥳🥳
🥳 Congratulations to our postdoc, Dr. Anna Czarkwiani @aniaczark.bsky.social, on receiving the ERC Starting Grant @erc.europa.eu!
With €2 million in funding, Anna will explore the biology of gravisensation and uncover insights into related disorders. 🧠
#CMCBnews @tudresden.bsky.social #ERCStG
receiving the ISRB2025 Distinguished Achievement Award medal in Madison (WI, USA) from Elly Tanaka, president of ISRB
#ISRB2025 I am honored and delighted to have received the Distinguished Achievement Award from International Society for Regenerative Biology for the pioneering work that we have done with my team on Hydra regeneration over the past decades!
internationalsocietyforregenerativebiology.org/page-18246
Very proud of our @canaztekin.bsky.social on his Rising Star Award 2025 from @isrbio.bsky.social! Find out more about his work on the structural limb #regeneration, specifically in understanding the differences in regeneration abilities across various species: s.gwdg.de/QidoUL #biology #maxplanck