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When blood stem cells divide, organelles and factors associated with the cellular degradative machinery can be asymmetrically inherited by daughter cells (green: microtubuli, white: asymetrically inherited factor). Images courtesy: Florin Schneiter, D-BSSE, ETH Zurich (Nature, 573, 426–429)

Read a new publication in Nature 573, pages 426–429 (2019)
Loeffler, D.,Wehling, A.,Schneiter, F.,Zhang, Y.,Müller-Bötticher, N.,Hoppe, P.,Hilsenbeck, O.,Kokkaliaris, K.,Endele, M.,Schroeder, T.
Asymmetric lysosome inheritance predicts activation of haematopoietic stem cells

All speakers have confirmed their attendance to our 15th SSCN Annual Meeting.

Venue: Von Roll Uni Bern, Hörsaal mittel 002, Fabrikstrasse 6, 3012 Bern

Since 2018, the Group Blanchoud in Fribourg is studying marine invertebrates for the exceptional regenerative capacity. Learn more about it in this short video.

Pr. Timm Schroeder presents the results of his recent article on the nano/3sat TV, in German. Check out the video here.

A new method developed by the Group Suter at the EPFL in collaboration with the team of Félix Naef has disentangled the “see-saw” balance of protein synthesis and degradation in single cells. Want to know more about this? Check the full article here.