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Online Now! Transgene-free generation of mouse post-gastrulation whole embryo models solely from naive ESCs and iPSCs dlvr.it/TMMGMW #stemcells
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We truly enjoyed summarizing this tour de force work in @Dev_Cell on understanding human cleavage stage ZGA arrest by using single-embryo single-cell allele-specific RNA-seq by Peng Yuan team, & catching up on other recent advancements in ZGA research
cell.com/developmental-cell/…
Científicos del Instituto Weizmann de Ciencias buscar comprender los enigmas del embrión humano dentro del útero - Infobae infobae.com/salud/ciencia/20…
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Excellent account of the evolution of models of human embryos for the last 150 years. N. Hopwood shorturl.at/4Dbdf
Journey through the landmarks of human embryology and its representations. Yes, #EmbryoModels is not something we have just run into #MustRead #HistoryMatters
Proud to see that our work made it to @TIME 2023 best inventions on the experimental category.
Thanks to all Hannalab members @jacob_hanna for this ongoing journey.
Moment of escapism: Hanna lab human complete embryo model (SEM) made it to @TIME 2023 best inventions.
"Find out why Human Embryo Model is one of TIME's best inventions of 2023 ti.me/3sahgtp "
Kudos to @Beroldak who led this effort @Nature nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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This week in Nature: Embryo models - stem cells form structures that mimic two-week-old human embryos
Browse the current issue: nature.com/nature/volumes/62…
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Moment of escapism for us: Hanna lab developed human complete and structured embryo model (SEM) made it to the cover of today's @Nature issue: nature.com/nature/volumes/62…
Thanks @maayanvisuals for graphics!
In print final paper version: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
📣 Our fun journey continues - latest lab preprint is now out in @Nature
Check out in great detail how we derive Complete and Structured human day 14 post-implantation embryo models (SEMs) solely from unmodified HENSM naïve ESCs
@Beroldak @EmilieWildschu1 @vlad_bndk @noashefi
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Thanks @nmoris for insightful N & V @Nature in which u also invested in making an figure that reflects the very different structures in the 3 papers covered, including our own.
Stem cells used to model a two-week-old human embryo nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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This new paper in nature has a Protocol Exchange protocol associated with it:
Complete human day 14 post-implantation embryo models from naïve ES cells
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Generation of ... Structured Embryo Models (SEM)
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🧪 #Investigación | Científicos israelíes desarrollan embriones sintéticos a partir de células madre cultivadas en laboratorio, sin óvulos ni esperma.
Los embriones han llegado hasta el día 14 fuera del útero materno.
@WeizmannScience @jacob_hanna
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Nature research paper: Complete human day 14 post-implantation embryo models from naïve ES cells go.nature.com/3Ps6sjh
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Weizmann Institute of Science researchers have created complete models of human embryos from stem cells for the first time!
Today, this groundbreaking research by Prof. @Jacob_Hanna’s team at the Molecular Genetics Department was published in the scientific journal @Nature (1/4)
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A @Nature paper presents a model of the human embryo from implantation into the uterus to 14 days after fertilization, generated from genetically unmodified pluripotent stem cells. go.nature.com/3Z3qljX
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📣 Our fun journey continues - latest lab preprint is now out in @Nature
Check out in great detail how we derive Complete and Structured human day 14 post-implantation embryo models (SEMs) solely from unmodified HENSM naïve ESCs
@Beroldak @EmilieWildschu1 @vlad_bndk @noashefi
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Happy to see our paper on @Nature
Thanks to all Hannalab crew
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Four teams have coaxed human stem cells to organize themselves into embryo-like forms. The advance could shed light on fertility. nyti.ms/43WvuvO
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Biologists trying to create laboratory models of the early growth of a human embryo have taken a major step forward. scim.ag/32S
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Yes, the model by @jacob_hanna is probably the model that gave me the most important uncanny feeling so far because the resemblance to the human embryo is so remarkable - as I also commented in press. However, it’s still a model, as the authors also point out (4/n)
Overjoyed by the incredible journey! thanks to the amazing team! @EmilieWildschu1 @vlad_bndk @jacob_hanna and all Hanna lab members
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Together, we’ve successfully created a synthetic embryo model, featuring the major cell populations during post-implantation stages, forming a truly remarkable architecture!
Excited to share our findings with the scientific community for valuable feedback.




















