Human Cell Atlas - development atlas extension (360G-Wellcome-221052_B_20_Z)

£161,121

We propose to generate an in-depth single cell and spatial atlas of embryos during late organogenesis, at 6/7 post conception weeks (PCW). This project will form a blueprint for a complete HCA development cell atlas, which will ultimately cover all accessible developmental stages week by week. We will leverage genomics technologies to profile single cells from dissociated tissues and within intact tissue sections, and deploy cutting-edge computational methods to reconstruct, in silico, a three-dimensional atlas of the whole human embryo. This work will significantly extend our existing WSSS- funded Development Cell Atlas research programme, which is focused on organ- based profiling. Our reconstruction of a complete human embryo atlas will provide a blueprint for establishing high resolution molecular-based anatomical landmarks during human development, harmonizing developmental knowledge across species, and establishing a foundational resource with significant implications for developmental and childhood disorders, regenerative medicine and tissue engineering.

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Grant Details

Region East of England
Award Date 2020-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
Internal ID 221052/B/20/Z
Planned Dates: End Date 2024-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
Planned Dates: Start Date 2022-02-07T00:00:00+00:00
Amount Awarded 161121
Financial Year 2019/20
Lead Applicant Prof Neil Lawrence
Grant Programme: Title Strategic Support: Science
Applicant Surname Lawrence
Approval Committee Internal Decision Panel
Other Applicant(s) Dr John Marioni, Prof Elizabeth J Robertson, Prof Sam Behjati, Dr Kerstin B Meyer, Dr Sarah A Teichmann, Prof Berthold Gottgens, Dr Omer Bayraktar
Recipient Org: Country United Kingdom
Recipient Org: City Cambridge
Has the grant transferred? No
Research conducted at multiple locations? Yes
Total amount including partnership funding 161121

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