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Developmental and Stem Cell Biology seminar by: Prof. Kirsty Red-Horse, Stanford University, Department of Biology

Scientific Fields
Diseases
Organisms
Applications
Technique
Date
12
Apr 2019
Time
11:00:00
25 Rue du Dr Roux, Paris, France
Address
Building: Monod building (#66)
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2019-04-12 11:00:00 2019-04-12 12:00:00 Europe/Paris Developmental and Stem Cell Biology seminar by: Prof. Kirsty Red-Horse, Stanford University, Department of Biology Friday, April 12th 11:00 am – Monod Amphitheater  “Development and regeneration of coronary arteries” Invited Speaker: Professor Kristy Red-Horse Department of Biology – Stanford University, California   Abstract: An important goal of developmental biology […] 25 Rue du Dr Roux, Paris, France Sigolène Meilhac sigolene.meilhac@pasteur.fr

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Friday, April 12th

11:00 am – Monod Amphitheater

 “Development and regeneration of coronary arteries”

Invited Speaker: Professor Kristy Red-Horse
Department of Biology – Stanford University, California

 

Abstract: An important goal of developmental biology is to understand how millions of cells unite to produce a complex organ. For this process to be successful, the cells must take on proper fates at the appropriate times, in the correct proportions, and organize themselves so that the organ functions effectively. We are using the cardiovascular system as a model to understand the rules of these developmental events. Our laboratory is specifically focused on how cardiovascular progenitor cells behave in three dimensions and at the single cell level with inputs from physical forces. This allows us to study coronary development at high resolution to gain new information on how the cardiovascular system is assembled during embryogenesis and how developmental programs are reignited during disease.

 

Hosted by Sigolène Meilhac
sigolene.meilhac@pasteur.fr

Location

Building: Monod building (#66)
Address: 25 Rue du Dr Roux, Paris, France