Stem cells are key for the development and maintenance of multicellular organisms. Some animals in addition have remarkable regenerative capacities, which also rely on the activation of stem cells. In this research platform we aim to study the regulation of stem cells during development, regeneration and maintenance in a variety of animals with different life history strategies in order to unravel the mechanisms of regulation that lead to the activation of stem cells. We employ modern single cell technologies in combination with functional genomics approaches.  We also seek to develop new bioinformatic tools for the analysis of single cell transcriptome data.

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22.06.2017
 

Grigory Genikhovich was awarded a FWF grant about pattern formation of the oral-aboral axis
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01.04.2017
 

Dr. Oleg Simakov joined our department as a new group leader.
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01.08.2016
 

Article in Current Opinion in Genetics and Development on genomics and development of Nematostella.
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01.07.2016
 

Prof. Qi Zhou was awarded an ERC starting grant of the European Union
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01.06.2016
 

Sabrina Kaul-Strehlow is awarded a Hertha Firnberg stipend.
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11.05.2016
 

Nature Communications paper for Grigory Genikhovich and Yulia Kraus describing the origin of the blastoporal axial organizer
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