MIT Study Maps Embryonic Cell Development Process in Mice
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duration : 00:05:07 - With science - by : Alexandre Morales - Two new publications, published the same day in Science and Cell, each propose a cartography of embryonic development of the mouse, cell by cell. A tour de force that relies on the new techniques of genetic editing. Do you like this podcast? To listen to all episodes without limit, go to Radio France
MIT Study Maps Embryonic Cell Development Process in Mice
Researchers from MIT and collaborating institutions have developed a comprehensive map of embryonic development in mice, tracing the lineage of more than a million cells throughout the process. This study, published in the journal Cell on October 8, provides unprecedented detail in understanding how cells evolve from a single fertilized egg into various tissues and
A team from MIT and its collaborators reconstructed the history of 1.28 million cells during the development of mouse embryos. The map combines lineages, genetic activity and location to show when cells begin to go to different destinations, with possible applications in cancer studies, birth defects and stem cells.
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