Development
Assumption about fish skeletons proves false
27 Aug 2013Evidence that disproves a long-standing assumption about fish development gives insight into the evolution of skeletons
When fate hinges on cell–cell contact
9 Apr 2013Proper cell–cell interactions are required for the cells of early embryos to develop normally
The origins of a genetic switch
1 Jan 2013Experiments reveal that the gene controlling the development of an important human organelle hails back to primitive invertebrates
Foundations for a filter
6 Nov 2012A recently discovered stem cell population could one day provide useful source material for kidney repair
Genetic disease linked to protein build-up
28 Aug 2012Findings may lead to new approach to treat developmental problems associated with cell nuclear membranes
Off to a good start
31 Jul 2012A protein thwarts developmental abnormalities by preventing removal of critical chemical marks from embryonic DNA
MicroRNAs and growth control
19 Jun 2012MicroRNAs link the pathways that control growth during animal development and in disease
Delayed polyadenylation of maternal mRNA
25 Oct 2011An atlas of embryonic stage-specific gene expression in fish provides insights into a long-standing enigma of the developmental process
Gut instincts
10 May 2011Understanding the intimate connections between microbes and development could lead to better treatment of disease
A matter of balance
26 Apr 2011A zebrafish study reveals how progenitor cells respond to multiple signals during embryonic development
Lend me your ears
15 Feb 2011A zebrafish study provides new insights into factors that influence the formation of functionally important ear stones
The origin of microglia
21 Dec 2010A large part of the development of brain immune cells takes place at the embryonic stage