I have an MSc in Biotechnology with some basics in Bioinformatics and plan to test some ideas for simulating embryologic development processes, hopefully connected to known gene regulatory networks (GRNs) regulating these processes.
For this purpose, I'm looking for good books or online material to gain the knowledge required. I think I firstly need a foundation in developmental biology so tips on good such books are welcome. Additionally any resources for working with developmental biology in a bioinformatics context is welcome too.
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Samuel Lampa
That's kind of a broad question. But I'll give you my favorite mouse resource: http://www.emouseatlas.org/emap/home.html
Thanks! The EMAGE software, used in the "Embryo Space" looks very interesting for my use case (I suppose experimental time/space data is very important for verifying (at least 3D-based) simulations...)
I'll give you the accept check for now ... guess these kind of integrative resources are among the better sources ...
I'll give you the accept mark for now ... guess these kind of integrative resources are among the better sources ...
You should definitely check out Eric Davidson's work on GRNs in sea urchin development. See e g http://www.its.caltech.edu/~mirsky/pubs.htm.
True. I actually stumbled into his work some time ago and came to read quite some, and I can only agree. Also, AFAIS it's impressive stuff.
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