Zeina Mahmoud
@zeinamahmoud95.bsky.social
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PhD Student at CECAD Research Center ๐Kรถln
Grateful for the chance to be part of this project and for all the inspiring people I got to work with!
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16 days ago
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Katharina Imkeller
17 days ago
The first publication by my independent research group in collaboration with many partners in Frankfurt.
@loewe-fci.bsky.social
@goetheuni.bsky.social
#EdingerInstitut
#DKTK
@schuckjonas.bsky.social
@zezzenya.bsky.social
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Zeina Mahmoud
Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research
24 days ago
Weโre excited to welcome the Class of 2025 to the CGA! Our 9 new students come from all over the world ๐, working in groups at the CECAD and the Max Planck Institute for Biology of Ageing. Weโre so happy to have you here in Cologne and look forward to seeing your ideas and discoveries develop! ๐ก๐งฌ
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Zeina Mahmoud
Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research
28 days ago
๐What a wonderful way to wrap up the CGA Welcome Days! Today's party was a lot of fun! There was delicious "homemade" food, an exciting pub quiz, and just the nicest group of people. A big thank you to our PhD reps, Moritz and Anna, for putting everything together! We all really enjoyed ourselves.
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Zeina Mahmoud
Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research
3 months ago
Apply now for a fully funded
#PhD
position at the Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research and become part of our vibrant
#AgingResearch
commmuny. ๐๏ธ Deadline: November 3, 2025. โน๏ธ More info: www.ageing-grad-school.de ๐ฃ Spread the news!
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Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research
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It's the first day of our CGA Welcome Days for our new PhD students and Master Fellows. After a lively morning with talks and a chance to meet others over lunch, our new students took a tour around the city. Have a great time today and enjoy the week ahead! Welcome to Cologne, everyone! ๐ค
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MHR | Foundations of Reproductive Science
9 months ago
๐ง For a long time, we believed that the first
#2cells
of the mammalian
#embryo
were identical, both
#totipotent
. Recent advances have shown that this is not entirely accurate. Here, Nolte et al. explain the reasons behind this event and suggest a new model ๐
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Animal and vegetal materials of mouse oocytes segregate at first zygotic cleavage: a simple mechanism that makes the two-cell blastomeres differ reciprocally from the start
Abstract. Recent advances in embryology have shown that the sister blastomeres of two-cell mouse and human embryos differ reciprocally in potency. An open
https://academic.oup.com/molehr/article/31/1/gaae045/7934866?searchresult=1
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