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A new study reveals how embryos harness a physical instability in the cytoskeleton, together with precise cell-cycle timing, to reliably self-organize their cytoplasm.

Dresden researchers develop novel methods to create acinar cells, which are involved in the formation of pancreatic cancer.

Dresden research team develops human modular “LEGO-like” model that lays foundation for a new era in liver research.

Founding Director of MPI-CBG will lead Europe's life sciences laboratory

A small tissue fold present in fruit fly embryos buffers mechanical stresses and may have evolved in response to mechanical forces.

Dresden research team develops novel imaging approach to visualize individual lipids in cells and uncovers the main transport mechanism for lipids within the cell.

Dresden researchers develop next-generation organoid model to better understand liver disease.

EMBL Barcelona and MPI-CBG Dresden researchers reveal how glycolysis drives early embryonic cell decisions

Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation, Max Planck Society, TU Dresden and the Free State of Saxony agree on joint financing of EUR 40 million.

Minister President awards highest state honor of Saxony to pioneer in the field of bioinformatics.