Steffen Grosser
@steffengrosser.bsky.social
Postdoc Junior Leader Fellow @Fundació ”la Caixa”, at Xavier Trepat Lab, IBEC Barcelona
True 😂😂 but is that how we feel? We could be so much more POLARIZING 🤩
September 4, 2025 at 2:10 PM
True 😂😂 but is that how we feel? We could be so much more POLARIZING 🤩
Congrats and thanks to all poster coauthors @leonerossetti.bsky.social @icfortunato.bsky.social @ricardalert.bsky.social @xaviertrepat.bsky.social -- nothing can stop us!
September 3, 2025 at 6:53 PM
Congrats and thanks to all poster coauthors @leonerossetti.bsky.social @icfortunato.bsky.social @ricardalert.bsky.social @xaviertrepat.bsky.social -- nothing can stop us!
Reposted by Steffen Grosser
Positional memory has implications for bioengineering. Transplanting salamander cells in a way that alters their spatial organisation changes signalling topology and results in predictable (but amazing) phenotypes such as too many fingers - or even extra limbs!
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May 21, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Positional memory has implications for bioengineering. Transplanting salamander cells in a way that alters their spatial organisation changes signalling topology and results in predictable (but amazing) phenotypes such as too many fingers - or even extra limbs!
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Reposted by Steffen Grosser
This circuit can be used to propagate a change in cell fate in 2D in a wave-like pattern… And also in 3D!
In this animation, a spheroid of “sender” cells (red+green=yellow) is fused with a spheroid of “transceiver” cells. Activated transceivers become green.
In this animation, a spheroid of “sender” cells (red+green=yellow) is fused with a spheroid of “transceiver” cells. Activated transceivers become green.
December 17, 2024 at 2:03 PM
This circuit can be used to propagate a change in cell fate in 2D in a wave-like pattern… And also in 3D!
In this animation, a spheroid of “sender” cells (red+green=yellow) is fused with a spheroid of “transceiver” cells. Activated transceivers become green.
In this animation, a spheroid of “sender” cells (red+green=yellow) is fused with a spheroid of “transceiver” cells. Activated transceivers become green.