Grateful for the GAČR funding we received to study how mesenchyme contributes to liver development. to our liver team Daniel, Anna, and Eliška who worked so hard on the preliminary data.
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New paper alert
Beyond happy to share our newest research just published in EMBO Molecular Medicine. Read a tweetorial here or a Charles University Press release here to find out more.
Talk at Gordon Research Conference
Big congratulations to Fabio! His project was selected for a talk at this year’s Notch GRC conference! https://www.grc.org/notch-signaling-in-development-regeneration-and-disease-conference/2024/ Great collaboration with https://www.sci.muni.cz/ofiz/en/harnos-lab-2/ .
Congratulations Teodor Traub!
Teodor successfully defended his experimental bachelor thesis on Notch1 GSK3b crosstalk, huge congratulations!
New paper alert!
Happy to share the new review in Trends in Molecular Medicine spearheaded by Brabek Lab, where we contributed with our DevCellBiol expertise. Educate Not Kill 🙂 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ceb.2023.102302
New paper alert!
Fresh from the publishing oven, our new review on how Jagged1-Notch signaling mediates development, and JAGGED1-driven Alagille syndrome. Big thanks to @EmmaRAndersson, our editor @DavidSprinzak, and the reviewers for insightful comments! https://shorturl.at/bsA56
GACR funding secured!
We received a 3-year grant for a collaborative project with James Harnos Lab focusing on intracellular Wnt x Notch crosstalk. Huge thanks to the whole team and the Grant Agency of Czech Republic for supporting our research!
Multiple congrats!
This year is going really fast, so here is a quick update. Big congratulations to: Fabio, who was awarded a 3-year PhD research grant! Eliska, who defended her bachelor thesis and received an IOCB fellowship to go for a summer internship in David Sprinzak’s lab in Israel, which she is about to finish later this […]
New preprint is out!
Please have a look at what we learned when dissecting the liver and T cell contribution to liver fibrosis and cancerogenesis using a mouse model of ALGS. Janek’s postdoc project is being completed thanks to an intense collaboration between Andersson, Björkström, Gregor, Dobeš and Mašek labs, combining our liver biology and immunology expertise. Read more.