Utrecht Bioinformatics Center
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It's alive!! 🌱 Check out our combination of experimental approaches and computational modeling, showing how growth conflicts among neighboring cell files underlie the orientation of cell divisions in root regeneration. Such a rewarding experience to be part of this collaboration!
Our new paper is out!
1/14 How does an organ rebuild its shape after injury? It's not just about making new cells, but aligning them in the right direction — like bricks shaping a structure. We show that it's all driven by Cell Geometry!
www.cell.com/current-biol...
1/14 How does an organ rebuild its shape after injury? It's not just about making new cells, but aligning them in the right direction — like bricks shaping a structure. We show that it's all driven by Cell Geometry!
www.cell.com/current-biol...
Wound repair in plants guided by cell geometry
Mathew et al. show that growth conflicts reshape cells after injury, forming rhomboidal
geometries that trigger diagonal divisions. This reorients cell files to restore tapered
morphology. A two-step ...
www.cell.com
July 25, 2025 at 7:11 AM
It's alive!! 🌱 Check out our combination of experimental approaches and computational modeling, showing how growth conflicts among neighboring cell files underlie the orientation of cell divisions in root regeneration. Such a rewarding experience to be part of this collaboration!
Reposted by Utrecht Bioinformatics Center
The result of a master student project by Miguel Sanchez-Marin supervised by Marco Giulini - well done both!
Combining AI structure prediction and integrative modelling for nanobody-antigen complexes https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.07.01.662355v1
July 14, 2025 at 3:12 PM
The result of a master student project by Miguel Sanchez-Marin supervised by Marco Giulini - well done both!