🪸Proud and grateful to be part of these coral research projects!🪸😄
You can watch the full episode here 👉🏼
https://t.co/CeHeCT8JGc
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🪸5years at KAUST come to an end!✨I’m moving on feeling very happy with everything achieved.Huge thanks to everyone I have been working side-by-side on these projects—we’ve done some amazing things together!😊The next chapter starts very soon and I can’t wait to get going!🌏✈️
🪸Time-lapse of our 4-months-old Galaxea babies. With the right light and an optical filter, it’s possible to see the green fluorescent protein (GFP) and the progressive accumulation of symbionts (the red dots)
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@GerardRicardo01 Wow, that's really interesting! I’ve not seen the polar bodies, but I think I might have observed in some eggs that the first cleavage furrow does appear to originate where a sperm clot was. I'll keep a closer eye on this during future spawns. Thanks for bringing it up!