Development is a leading research journal in the field of developmental biology, covering stem cells, regeneration, evodevo, epigenetics, morphogenesis and more
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ALT Call for papers — Special Issue: Plant and Algae Development; editors Dominique Bergmann and Susana Coelho; submission deadline 2 November 2026, shown beside a bright multicolored spiral of fluorescent plant and algae cross-sections arranged like a flower on a black background with the Development
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ALT The blastema epidermis is derived from pre-existing post-mitotic progenitors, with injury-associated amplification arriving after regeneration is complete. (B) Ventral epidermis at 6 and 11 dpi. Left and middle: single z-plane sections of ventral epidermis. Right: single z-plane sections of brain blastema (EdU-labeling control). Inset shows EdU+ epidermal cells. Arrowheads indicate EdU+ epidermal cells; the brain is outlined. Scale bars: 100 μm.
ALT Peter Reddien (left) and Cecilia Pellegrini (right) after Cecilia's thesis defence
ALT Mouse cervix at gestation day 14. Epithelia layers are indicated by E-cadherin (yellow) and nuclei (cyan). Goblet cells & the secreted mucus express OLFM4 (magenta), a progenitor marker of cervical secretory cells.
ALT Call for papers — Special Issue: Plant and Algae Development; editors Dominique Bergmann and Susana Coelho; submission deadline 2 November 2026, shown beside a bright multicolored spiral of fluorescent plant and algae cross-sections arranged like a flower on a black background with the Development
ALT Context-dependent influences on fibroblasts. (A) Skeletal elements in the autopod of the mouse (left) and axolotl (right) where the phalangeal elements P1, P2 and P3 are indicated on both. Anterior is to the left and posterior to the right on both autopod diagrams. (B) Several context-dependent factors, including autonomous (positional information and epigenetic) and environmental (immune cell interactions and other environmental signals), influence whether fibroblasts promote regeneration or scarring. AEC, apical epidermal cap; BMP, bone morphogenetic protein; FGF, fibroblast growth factor.
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ALT Call for papers — Special Issue: Plant and Algae Development; editors Dominique Bergmann and Susana Coelho; submission deadline 2 November 2026, shown beside a bright multicolored spiral of fluorescent plant and algae cross-sections arranged like a flower on a black background with the Development