Collateral arteries act as natural bypasses to reroute blood during ischemic events and limit tissue injury. Surprisingly, guinea pigs display a dense, naturally occurring network of collaterals. What factors and cues enable the guinea pigs to develop this network? Could this be linked to their evolution at high altitudes?
Join us this week as Alfia leads the discussion on different pathways for collateral artery formation.
See you on Wednesday at 4 PM
The Paper: A Perturb-seq screen guided by species divergence uncovers pathways for collateral artery formation
The Who: Alfia
The What: DBJC
The When: Wednesday, 12th August; 4PM – 5PM
The Where: Chloroplast, 2nd Floor, ELC; or click right here! (Log in using Meeting ID: 893 5665 4627; Passcode: 2BEW7K)
The Who Next: Shivangi
