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SUMMARY:From Stripes to Blood Flow: Decoding Cell Fate Emergence in the La
 teral Plate Mesoderm
DTSTART:20180419T150000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Christian Mosimann\, University of Zurich (CH)\nBIOENGIN
 EERING SEMINAR\n\nAbstract:\nIn vertebrates\, cardiovascular progenitors a
 rise along with kidney\, smooth muscle\, and limb skeleton lineages from l
 ateral plate mesoderm (LPM). How LPM is specified and what molecular featu
 res connect its distinct cell fates remain vaguely defined\, in part due t
 o the LPM’s dynamic architecture. By combining live imaging\, cis-regula
 tory element analysis\, and cross-species reporter assays centered on the 
 zebrafish\, we are charting the emergence of the LPM and trace its control
  back to an evolutionarily conserved regulatory program. These findings pr
 ovide a paradigm for the origins of essential parts in the vertebrate body
  plan and establish a genetic basis for the programming of cardiovascular 
 lineages in vitro.\n\nBio:\n\n	since Spring 2013:\n	SNSF/SNF Assistant Pro
 fessor\, Institute of Molecular Life Sciences (IMLS)\, University of Zuric
 h (UZH)\; Zürich\, Switzerland.\n	2008-2013:\n	Postdoctoral research fell
 ow  with Leonard Zon\, MD\, HHMI/Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medic
 al School\; Boston\, USA.\n	EMBO Long-term Fellowship (2008-2009).\n	HFSP 
 Long-term Fellowship (2009-2012).\n	SNSF/SNF Advanced Researcher Fellowshi
 p (2012-2013).\n	NIH NI-DDK K99/R00 (2012).\n	2004-2008:\n	Ph. D. in Molec
 ular Biology\, with Konrad Basler\, PhD\, Instute of Molecular Biology\, U
 ZH\; Zürich\, Switzerland.\n	1999-2003:\n	Diploma in Molecular Biology\, 
 Biochemical Immunology\, Chemical Physics\, UZH\; Zürich\, Switzerland.\n
LOCATION:SV 1717 https://plan.epfl.ch/?room==SV%201717
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