Jurgen Knoblich (IMBA) 1: Asymmetric Cell Division; From Drosophila to Humans

[@Dr_Sri_Harsha_Guthikonda]

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[@simonmartin7346]

Extremely helpful video and very clear demonstration of Assymetrical Division...well done!!

[@rogerscottcathey]

The first differentiation being trophoblasts, I think that area of research is most fascinating.

[@heyheyheyhey282]

Amazing presentation of development biology !

[@wingsonthebus]

this is the kind of stuff you see and then wonder if you’ve been crazy for thinking science was dead all this time, but no, it actually is an island of sane awesome science in a sea of madness

[@daedrmr2dae]

so true. and the further you go from science and the scientific method of thinking, the madder it gets. and most people on the planet are miles away from the scientific method in their thinking.

[@modolief]

Very high quality, thanks!!!

[@taraspasternak5442]

Asymmetric division or asymmetric post-mitotc cell fate: this is a main question.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Thought numb was an acronym term. Non-uniform matrix builder?

[@tracyle4343]

As I understand, neuroblast is a postmitotic cell and does not divide any further but only matures into a neuron.

[@bingbong5052]

wrong, both types of neuroblast are not terminally differentiated and mitotically divide into either inps or gmcs which then go on to become neurons or glia

[@shubhanshupandey9718]

Amazing!

[@bodadoda]

20:30 mhm mhm

[@AndreasFroestl97]

geh ma Jürgen wuhu!