Daniel J Stadtmauer

Sep 20, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Daniel J Stadtmauer |Silvia Basanta |Jamie Maziarz |Alison Cole

AbstractHow fetal and maternal cell types have co-evolved to enable mammalian placentation poses a unique evolutionary puzzle. Here, we present a multi-species atlas integrating single-cell transcriptomes from six species bracketing therian mammal diversity.

May 2, 2024 | biorxiv.org | Daniel J Stadtmauer |Jamie Maziarz |Alison Cole |Silvia Basanta

AbstractThe decidual-placental interface is one of the most diverse and rapidly evolving tissues in mammals. Its origin as a chimeric fetal-maternal tissue poses a unique evolutionary puzzle. We present single-cell RNA sequencing atlases from the fetal-maternal interfaces of the opossum, a marsupial, the Malagasy common tenrec, an afrotherian with primitive reproductive features, and mouse, guinea pig, and human.