oaties

@OatesLab

Laboratory of timing, oscillations and patterns at EPFL

Lausanne, Switzerland epfl.ch/labs/oateslab/ Joined March 2019

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oaties @OatesLab Nov 13, 2023

How does the segmentation clock instruct cells to form a somite boundary? Read our new pre-print “Clock driven waves of Tbx6 expression prefigure somite boundaries”, by @Olivier_Venzin and colleagues, to find out.
biorxiv.org/content/10.110…
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oaties @OatesLab Jun 7, 2023

But, what are the cells doing? Our step by step guide to following single cells in vivo is now out (in collaboration with @nKiaru) 🔬

bioRxiv @biorxivpreprint Jun 4, 2023

But, what are the cells doing? Image Analysis pipeline to follow single cells in the zebrafish embryo biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… #bioRxiv
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oaties @OatesLab Jan 9, 2023

Our collaborative work with @mssakar on a robotic microsurgery platform to investigate the mechanics of zebrafish embryo elongation.

Mahmut Selman Sakar @mssakar Jan 9, 2023

News article on our microsurgery platform. Please contact us if you would like to operate on your samples using our robot or build your own system. @eceozelci @OatesLab @NatureComms actu.epfl.ch/news/a-robotic… #epfl
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oaties @OatesLab Apr 27, 2022

The final version of our manuscript, where we investigate emergence of left-right symmetric somites in #zebrafish embryos is now out!

nature.com/articles/s4158…

@Sundar_Ram_07 @mpopov1c @AOates1 @EPFL_en @epflSV

oaties @OatesLab Aug 15, 2020

Is left-right #symmetry a default state in somites? Excited to share our latest #preprint that counters the textbook view

@Sundar_Ram_07 @mpopov1c @AOates1

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oaties @OatesLab May 31, 2021

"But, what are the cells doing?" ... Have a look at our new pre-print. 💚 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

www.biorxiv.org Cell-autonomous generation of the wave pattern within the vertebrate segmentation clock Sequential segmentation of the body axis is fundamental to vertebrate embryonic patterning. This relies on the segmentation clock, a multi-cellular oscillating genetic-network, which mainifests as...