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John De Vos
@jdevos.bsky.social

#StemCells Researcher | Director of the Cell Processing Facility
University of Montpellier - CHU of Montpellier | #StemCells #iPScells for #lung #CellTherapy |
Stem Genomics co-founder | President of the FSSCR

Biology 37%
Environmental science 10%

On découvre que l'immunité existe depuis les bactéries. Elle pourrait amener à redéfinir ce qu’est un être vivant, puisqu'elle distingue de manière universelle le soi du non-soi. Très bel article dans @lemonde.fr

www.lemonde.fr/sciences/art...
La révolution de l’immunité ancestrale : quand nos défenses sont un héritage des bactéries
De récents travaux font état de nombreux éléments du système immunitaire retrouvés à la fois chez l’homme et les bactéries. Ces protéines ou domaines protéiques ont été élaborés chez les micro-organis...
www.lemonde.fr

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“I had hemophilia for nearly five decades. I went to Philadelphia and had a 45-minute infusion, and my hemophilia was gone.”
Genes-> Medicine

nature.com/articles/s41...

Our meeting has now come to a close. Many thanks to all attendees and our outstanding speakers. See you in Paris in 2027!
#FSSCR2025
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

The FSSCR Best Short Talk and Best Poster prizes — sponsored by the Fondation Marion & Elisabeth Brancher and Development — were awarded by Anne Camus and @crougeulle.bsky.social. Bravo to the winners!

#FSSCR2025
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

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Such a treat to be sitting in the room where @denisduboule.bsky.social is giving a talk @fsscr.bsky.social meeting in Lyon! Exciting and insightful science ahead 🤯🤘

Today, #FSSCR is tuning in to pluripotent stem cells… and their mechanical properties in plants! 🌱🔬 Who said curiosity has boundaries?
Pradeep Das (ENS Lyon) presenting.
#FSSCR2025
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025
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new paper by Sean Westwood:

With current technology, it is impossible to tell whether survey respondents are real or bots. Among other things, makes it easy for bad actors to manipulate outcomes. No good news here for the future of online-based survey research

Agathe Coeur presenting her work on improving NKX2.1+ lung progenitors production using a design of experiment (DOE) approach, at the FSSCR meeting.
Thumbs up!

#FSSCR2025
✨🔬 Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

Full program here 🫵
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Nancy Mah (X : @NancyScience ) presenting the past and current pluripotent stem cell clinical trials worldwide. Clinical applications are coming!

#FSSCR2025
✨🔬 Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

Full program here 🫵
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The second day of the #FSSCR2025 meeting is starting by an exciting presentation on adult neurogenesis in vertebrates by @zaycha.bsky.social.
#StemCell science
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025
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@karinayaniv.bsky.social share her work on the lymphatic lineage and cell fate (completely underestimated cell type), using zebrafish models but also ESC. Very beautiful work.
#FSSCR2025
✨ Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025
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Pierre Savatier discussing his recent results on inter-species chimeras, including those based on rabbit blastocysts, and based on primate (human and non-human) naive #iPSCells.

#FSSCR2025
✨🔬 Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

Full program here 🫵
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@hansclevers.bsky.social with full creativity at #FSSCR2025! Thanks to him to share his research with the audience.

#FSSCR2025
✨🔬 Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

Full program here 🫵
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The 7th #FSSCR Annual Meeting is starting today!
Welcome to all of you.
✨🔬 Exciting #StemCell science ahead!
Lyon, Nov 17–19, 2025

Full program here 🫵
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