'Recapitulating embryonic development in vitro using human induced pluripotent stem cells' 02/02

Credit: Alice Vickers, PhD Student

'Cluster of differentiated and underdifferentiated keratinocytes on patterned PDMS substrates. SEM microscope'

Credit: Atehfeh Mobaserri, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Human keratinocytes on 50 µm micro-patterned substrates stained for Keratin 14 (green), transglutaminase 1 (red) and DAPI (blue). Operetta. '

Credit: Blaise Louise, PhD Student

'Developing mouse kidney, embryonic day 14.5. Confocal microscope.'

Credit: Chloe Hurling, PhD Student

'Neonatal wound bed whole mount staining. Wnt signalling positive HF placodes are forming in the neonatal wound bed, which is highly positive for papillary (Lrig1 positive, red) fibroblasts. Confocal microscope. '

Credit: Emanuel Rognoni, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Section human HF in anagen, stained for Lef1 (green) and Blimp1 (red). Note the double positive (yellow) HF matrix cells in the middle. Confocal microscope.'

Credit: Emanuel Rognoni, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Human keratinocytes (green: YAP, blue: nuclear stain) growing on 12 um fibronection-coated PDMS micropillars (red). Confocal microscope.'

Credit: Gernot Walko, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Gata6 (red) lineage cells in mouse skin. Confocal microscope.'

Credit: Giacomo Donati, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Gata6 (red) lineage cells entering the wounded tail epidermis.'

Credit: Giacomo Donati, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Mouse whole skin visualised with hair follicle (red) and blood vessels (green). Confocal microscope.'

Credit: Kif Liakath’Ali, Postdoctoral Research Associate

'Human dermal fibroblasts from a 64-year-old donor.'

Credit: Oliver Culley, PhD Student