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New paper: we show a role for our favorite transcription factor Osr1 in our favorite #stromal cells to non cell autonomously regulate #lymphangiogenesis Out now in @Dev_journal doi.org/10.1242/dev.20…

Happy to share the latest paper from our lab: rdcu.be/eYaRP where we propose that multipotent progenitors from the dorsal aortic compartment in E9.5 mouse embryos contribute to the formation of brown adipose tissue depots

Hey Muscle And Metabolism Folks on Twitter, @LykkeSylow and I are looking for a Postdoc who is interested in applying for a prestigious @DDEA_Denmark fellowship with us. More details in the picture attached. Please share widely! @MYOTWlTTER

Only a few more days left to register for the German Society for Developmental Biology (GfE) Summer school vbio.de/gfe-entwicklun…

Myc and muscle growth: necessary in muscle stem cells, dispensable in muscle fibers and harmful if overexpressed. Check out our latest work rdcu.be/eggcw in @NatureComms, where we explore the role of Myc in muscle growth and more.

Mesenchymal Osr1+ cells regulate embryonic lymphatic vessel formation Read this Research Article by Pedro Vallecillo-García, Sigmar Stricker @StrickerLab (@FU_Berlin @ChariteBerlin) and colleagues: journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

Loss of Osr1 leads to altered matrix deposition impairing proliferation of lymph endothelial cells (LECs) at the sprouting tip, while decreased expression of signaling factors as Cxcl12 impairs LEC migration.

New paper: we show a role for our favorite transcription factor Osr1 in our favorite #stromal cells to non cell autonomously regulate #lymphangiogenesis Out now in @Dev_journal doi.org/10.1242/dev.20…

Great @FUBiochemistry retreat today; proud of my group, especially Hafsa Zahid winning the poster prize!

@comai_g Congratulations Glenda @comai_g @LabTajbakhsh !

Just planted in Development 🌳 Extraocular muscle stem cells exhibit distinct cellular properties associated with non-muscle molecular signatures forest.biologists.com/landscape/?id=…

So...Mammals normally store fat under the skin in an even layer, but camels evolved to pile fat in one spot, so the rest of their bodies can stay cool in the desert. Why don't other desert animals do this? Well, they do.... but for some reason, we never talk about them..... 🧵🧵

Hey #myotwitter! Enjoy this week’s papers on the regulation of skeletal muscle. It features metabolism, sarcopenia, dystrophy, development, exercise, and more. 👇 biomed.news/bims-moremu/20… Highlighting work from @ValFajardoPhD @SamMathew_RCB @StrickerLab Thanks @Bims_BiomedNews

@F_Helmbacher @Xiao_yan_Wei @LaszloNagyLab Thank you Francoise!

@StrickerLab @Xiao_yan_Wei @LaszloNagyLab Congrats Sigmar and the team, fantastic work!!!

It’s finally out!!! Neurofibromin 1 controls metabolic balance and Notch-dependent quiescence of murine juvenile myogenic progenitors rdcu.be/dyHzY Congratulations to @Xiao_yan_Wei, now postdoc @LaszloNagyLab

New preprint from @LeGrandLab1 @GarciaPaulineJ : Setdb1 safeguards genome integrity in muscle stem cells to allow for regenerative myogenesis and inflammation biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

While studies as these are only a very small step towards providing treatment to patients suffering from complex diseases as NF1, we hope this contributes to the understanding of an important phenotypic facet of NF1 @nfnetwork @NFibromatosis @neurofibroma_uk @ChildrensTumor

This was coupled to premature muscle stem cell quiescence induction via Notch pathway activation; blunting Notch signaling during early postnatal development ameliorated the muscle phenotype in this model.

So cool! From our @FU_Berlin @fubcp @FUBiochemistry neighbors @ewers_helge: An open-source, high resolution, automated fluorescence microscope biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

New on BioRxiv: Adhesion energy controls lipid-binding mediated endocytosis. A group effort lead by @RaluucaG with contributions from our friends @taraskalab @DimovaLab @cmatthaeus2 and Thomas Weikl @MpiciPotsdam @FUBiochemistry @FU_Berlin biorxiv.org/content/10.110…