Developmental Biology with Isaac
An educational series on developmental biology and plastic surgery — tissue patterning, morphogenesis, regeneration, and reconstruction — for students and the curious.
Issues
3 issues
The Adult Mouse Digit Amputation Model: An Introduction and Relevant Questions
An introduction to the adult mouse digit amputation model, explaining why distal digit-tip regeneration offers a useful mammalian system for studying blastema formation, inflammation, vascular control, tissue repair, and fibrotic failure.
Plastics and developmental biology : constructing form
Biological form emerges from the organisation of cells, tissues and mechanical forces. Developmental biology reveals the principles by which anatomy is constructed, while plastic surgery applies and interrogates these principles to restore form and function when biological architecture is disrupted
Update: A New Direction for Science Newsletter
Rebranding to developmental biology / Plastic surgery newsletters