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embryonic development

6 September 2021 Cells organised according to their transcript data changing to the seqFISH mouse embryo map.

The Spatial Mouse Atlas: new insights into cell fate

30 March 2021 Ana Boskovic sitting in her office

Welcome: Ana Boskovic

27 January 2021 Nicoletta Petridou looks towards the camera smiling, whilst standing in a science laboratory

Welcome: Nicoletta Petridou

9 December 2020 Portrait photo of EMBL group leader Miki Ebisuya against a green background.

EMBL group leader Miki Ebisuya receives ERC Consolidator Grant

18 September 2020 Composite image of mouse cells and human cells showing different levels of luminescence, indicated as different colours.

Human and mouse cells run at different speeds

20 April 2020 A 4D visualisation of single-cell expression patterns. Credit: Hanna Sladitschek/EMBL

Unprecedented single-cell studies in virtual embryo

9 April 2020 3D reconstruction of parental chromosomes in the mouse embryo

How chromosome structure influences development

3 April 2020 oscillations of gene activity

Tissue dynamics provide clues to human disease

25 February 2020

Accidental beauty

15 November 2018 Top view picture of modified and natural invagination in a tissue

Controlling organ growth with light

28 May 2018 In this image of developing cells, fluorescent molecules reveal DNA (blue), part of the X chromosomes (red), and the Xist RNA (white). The green colour shows a region of the cells’ nuclei called the nuclear lamina. IMAGE: Mikael Attia and Edith Heard/Institut Curie