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Dr. Lilach Gilboa
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16.02.2014

Dr. Lilach Gilboa was awarded the Krill Prize for Excellence in Scientific Research

 
The adult stem cell unit: Niches are in red. Cap cells (barbed arrowhead) are tightly associated with germ-line stem cells (outlined). Germ-line stem cells carry a spherical organelle - a fusome - which is asymmetrically localized to the side of the cap cells (arrow). Once the stem cell divides, one daughter cell loses contact with the niche and differentiates (green). The fusome in a differentiating germ cell becomes branched (arrowhead)
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Looking Forward to find out what makes a stem cell tick
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Stem Cells, Molecular and Cell Biology, Evolution and Development, Genetics

Dr. Lilach Gilboa: "I hope to reveal the orchestrated steps by which cells of different kinds come together to form a...

Dr. Lilach Gilboa. The nature of the niche
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