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Samantha gives a talk – “The role of the BMPs specifying dorsal spinal neural cell fate” – at the “Neural Development” GRC meeting at Salve Regina University.
Sandeep’s image is chosen by Nature as one of July’s best science images.
Check all the images out here.
Samantha and Sandeep win a new UCLA BSCRC Research Award for their proposal “Developing iPSC-based models to investigate the basis of sensory hypersensitivity in ASD.”
Sandeep’s paper has been reviewed in Faculty Opinions by Lynda Erskine: “the protocols described, in combination with the careful characterisation of the cell types generated, are an important advance.”
The full review can be found here.
Our latest paper “In vitro atlas of dorsal spinal interneurons reveals Wnt signaling as a critical regulator of progenitor expansion” is out in Cell Reports. It describes a complete atlas for stem cell-derived spinal sensory interneurons, which are transcriptionally and functionally indistinguishable from their endogenous counterparts and can be generated in large numbers.describes
Read it here.
The press release is here.
The Butler lab attending the ISSCR meeting in San Francisco.
Both Sandeep and David presented posters; we attended the ISSCR 20th anniversary party; and had a lab dinner, with a special guest – Sup!
Butler/Novitch lab lunch at Emporium Thai to celebrate all the good news in the Butler lab.
Samantha pitched to industry investors as a LABEST 2022 Spotlight PI.
Samantha gave her first in person seminar in several years at UNC: “New lessons from netrin1 signaling: unexpected mechanisms and activities”