New Insights in Developmental Biology: V4SDB Meeting 2021
A special issue of Journal of Developmental Biology (ISSN 2221-3759).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 January 2022) | Viewed by 708
Special Issue Editors
Interests: molecular signaling during odontogenesis; tooth replacement and fate of progenitor cells in odontogenesis; identity of craniofacial prominences; causes of developmental defects in craniofacial area and during skeletogenesis; role of primary cilia in development; odontogenic tumors and cysts
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Interests: zebrafish development; embryonic patterning; disease modelling; RNA modifications
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Interests: mammalian oogenesis and preimplantation embryo development; cell fate; differentiation; pluripotent; signaling
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Despite being the birthplace of several great developmental biologists over the past century, Developmental Biology has not been at the forefront of science in either Central or Eastern Europe in the past couple of decades. The Visegrád Society for Developmental Biology (V4SDB) was established in 2018 to provide better local visibility for this exciting scientific field and to act as an amplifier for the results of developmental biologists from this region. This Special Issue will provide a conduit to do just that and promote the discoveries of colleagues, especially those presented at the second meeting of our Society, scheduled to take place at Szeged in early September 2021 (https://www.v4sdbszeged.com).
While our main goal is to provide better visibility for developmental biologists from the Visegrád (V4) and neighboring countries, for this Special Issue, we also welcome contributions from all of our international colleagues.
You may choose our Joint Special Issue in Life.
Dr. Marcela Buchtova
Dr. Máté Varga
Dr. Alexander W. Bruce
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Developmental biology
- Disease models
- Model organisms
- Organogenesis
- Early development
- Neuroscience
- Signaling pathways
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