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Klara Schmidtke

Center for Regenerative Therapies Dresden

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Extensive monolayer formation after transplantation depends on a RPE subpopulation derived from human iPSCs

Karen Tessmer, Sylvia Jane Gasparini, Klara Schmidtke, Juliane Hammer, Trishla Adhikari, Lea Michalke, Anne Schön, Liliana Rodrigues Loureiro, Annika Last, Nadine Chelius, Annett Kurtz, Hannah Johannsen, Madalena Carido, Susanne Ferguson, Andreas Petzold, , Marius Ader

The paper shows that passage 1 human iPSC-derived RPE cells form more extensive monolayers after transplantation compared to passage 2 cells, highlighting a subpopulation with higher transplantation potential.

bioRxiv · Oct 15, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience

Manipulation of the Nuclear Envelope-Associated Protein SLAPDuring Mammalian Brain Development Affects Cortical Lamination and Exploratory Behavior

Iván Mestres, Azra Atabay, Joan-Carles Escolano, Solveig Arndt, Klara Schmidtke, Maximilian Einsiedel, Melina Patsonis, Lizbeth Airais Bolaños Castro, Maximina Hee Yun, Nadine Rabe Bernhardt, Anna Verena Taubenberger, Federico Calegari

This study shows that manipulating SLAP expression during brain development affects cortical lamination and exploratory behavior in mice.

Biology Open · Mar 1, 2024Peer-reviewedDevelopmental Biology