Matyas Bubna-Litic
@matyasbl.bsky.social
Interested in mechanobiology, morphogenesis, organisers and synthetic embryo models.
Research Fellow in Mongera lab UCL | PhD in Mayor and Charras labs | YEN Committee
Research Fellow in Mongera lab UCL | PhD in Mayor and Charras labs | YEN Committee
Last #FluorescenceFriday of the year!
(at least from me)
This fluorescent in situ probe worked much better than I expected. Chordin expression seen here at early gastrula stage of a #xenopus embryo.
(at least from me)
This fluorescent in situ probe worked much better than I expected. Chordin expression seen here at early gastrula stage of a #xenopus embryo.
December 20, 2024 at 1:36 PM
Last #FluorescenceFriday of the year!
(at least from me)
This fluorescent in situ probe worked much better than I expected. Chordin expression seen here at early gastrula stage of a #xenopus embryo.
(at least from me)
This fluorescent in situ probe worked much better than I expected. Chordin expression seen here at early gastrula stage of a #xenopus embryo.
When I started this project with Roberto and Guillaume (shout-out to the amazing people in their labs) we wanted to investigate interplay of mechanical and chemical signals in embryonic induction. We used Xenopus 🐸 animal cap (AC) explants treated with Activin to make gastruloids 2/n
December 6, 2024 at 11:13 AM
When I started this project with Roberto and Guillaume (shout-out to the amazing people in their labs) we wanted to investigate interplay of mechanical and chemical signals in embryonic induction. We used Xenopus 🐸 animal cap (AC) explants treated with Activin to make gastruloids 2/n
Never get tired of seeing the impressive feat that is building the embryo through #gastrulation and #neurulation... #xenopus #devbio
November 11, 2024 at 12:51 PM
Never get tired of seeing the impressive feat that is building the embryo through #gastrulation and #neurulation... #xenopus #devbio
Let's kick things off with live imaging of Xenopus deep layer blastocoel roof cells imaged using Airyscan 2.
November 9, 2024 at 10:42 AM
Let's kick things off with live imaging of Xenopus deep layer blastocoel roof cells imaged using Airyscan 2.