Our 2021-2022 ASCB participants are now part of a worldwide research network.
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First dynamic in vivo analysis of dystrophic MuSCs. Identifies niche dysfunctions and points to strategies to restore stem cell function in DMD.
Cross-grafting experiments uncouple MuSC behaviours: Migration is dictated by the myofibre niche, fate decisions are fibre-independent, and symmetric cell divisions are disrupted. Resolves some long-standing debates in the field.
mdx stem cell dysfunction is driven by p38/PI3K signalling, unlike healthy MuSCs, leading to precocious differentiation and loss of stemness.
Bravo Liza, Brendan and colleagues for the elegant work on multiple live imaging strategies to untangle mechanisms of muscular dystrophy! www.nature.com/articles/s41...
This two-week course combines lectures and practical sessions that incorporate leading edge technologies to address questions in stem cell biology in the context of organogenesis and regeneration in different organisms.
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🎊 Happy 2026 from #ASCBcourse!
Thanks to all former participants, speakers & future applicants! 🙏
One highlight: tracking stem cell-like behaviors in chick embryos during #gastrulation 🐣
Apply now 👉 shorturl.at/PyUHi
📆 June 22-July 3 @institutpasteur
#StemCells
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✨ The stunning image on our flyer isn't just beautiful—it's cutting-edge #stemcell #research!
Learn similar techniques at ASCB 2026 with
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📆 June 22-July 3 | Paris
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Apply 👉 shorturl.at/PyUHi
This two-week course combines lectures and practical sessions on leading edge technologies and questions in Stem Cell Biology.
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Another round of learning with great, dedicated, instructors and practical training covering multiple organisms and tissues!
🔬 Don’t miss the 7th Annual FSSCR Meeting in Lyon!
✨ #StemCells research & future clinical applications.
📆 Register by 19 Oct 2025 for regular rates 👉 fsscr-meeting.org #FSSCR2025 @fsscr.bsky.social
Thirst for knowledge?
The 2025 Stem Cell Summer School starts next Friday! We have an uncommonly spectacular array of faculty, and have no doubt that our delegates will also be spectacular
Follow @stemcellsummer.bsky.social and #SCSS2025 for updates during the meeting
Still time to register for the 7th Annual FSSCR Meeting in Lyon and experience pioneering research in #stemcells biology & future clinical applications!
📆 Regular rates available until 19 Oct 2025
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⏳ Still time to register + submit your poster abstract
🗓️ Deadline: Sept 19!
🔬 Don’t miss the 7th Annual FSSCR Meeting in Lyon!
✨ #StemCells research & future clinical applications.
📆 Register by 19 Oct 2025 for regular rates 👉 fsscr-meeting.org #FSSCR2025
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Bravo!
Rémi Mounier, Bénédicte Chazaud @benchazaud.bsky.social @inserm.fr at Université Claude Bernard Lyon and co-workers show that immune #aging impairs #muscle #regeneration via #macrophage-derived anti-oxidant selenoprotein P.
-> www.embopress.org/doi/full/10....
and picnic-ing...
Relaxing on the rooftop, an evening picnic with students and instructors
Taking us through axial elongation is David Turner @gastruloids.bsky.social, a great teacher of ES cell handling and formulating protocols for reproducible gastruloid generation. A-P extension, and into the 2nd week.
Superb dual lectures by @amartinezarias.bsky.social
on mouse, human, multispecies, embryology, gastruloids; from bench to birth - discussions on the dynamic nature of the field. Importance of history, context, and remaining lucid while discovering. Much to reflect upon, as we explore.
Isolation of muscle fibres and their stem (satellite) cells. Plate and wait, from quiescence to differentiation - following Shahragim’s lecture on muscle stem cell emergence and diversity. @tajbakhshlab.bsky.social,
@brendan-evano.bsky.social, Barbara Gayraud-Morel. Patience is a virtue.
Laura Cantini & Stephan Fisher lectures guided us through the trials and tribulations of omics - the power and drawbacks of data integration, and how to navigate the minefield. Thanks!
1st week ends with: a swim in the zebrafish brain - cool genetic tracing of neural stem cells with @zenlabpasteur.bsky.social, Laure Bally-Cuif, Sara Ortica, Tanya Foley, Isabelle Foucher—lots covered in a condensed period.
and picnic-ing...
Relaxing on the rooftop, an evening picnic with students and instructors
Taking us through axial elongation is David Turner @gastruloids.bsky.social, a great teacher of ES cell handling and formulating protocols for reproducible gastruloid generation. A-P extension, and into the 2nd week.
Superb dual lectures by @amartinezarias.bsky.social
on mouse, human, multispecies, embryology, gastruloids; from bench to birth - discussions on the dynamic nature of the field. Importance of history, context, and remaining lucid while discovering. Much to reflect upon, as we explore.
