Episode 115 - Prof James Briscoe - Where does time come from in development?

StemCells@Lunch Digested
26/08/2020 7 min
Episode 115 - Prof James Briscoe - Where does time come from in development?

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Prof James Briscoe, group leader of the Developmental Dynamics Lab at the Francis Crick Institute, is interviewed by PhD student Ieva Berzanskyte. James talks about his research into the developing spinal cord and thinks about what is currently fascinating him, including understanding the "tempo" of embryonic development.

For more information on James' research follow this link:
https://www.crick.ac.uk/research/labs/james-briscoe

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