ERK1/2 negatively regulates estradiol synthesis while positively regulating progesterone production in ovarian granulosa cells via ERK1/2-SOX9/FOXL2 axis @FBNDummerstorf@BaddelaSimha
https://t.co/VmNI9l91ao
Human genome maps have improved over the years, but still don’t adequately capture humanity’s vast diversity. @Nature reports how researchers are building a human ‘pangenome’ that would represent the entirety of human genetic variation. https://t.co/umB2fIF00o
Breastfeeding mothers know what the letdown reflex *feels* like, this is what it *looks* like.
One of my all-time fav videos by @felicitydavis2 shows contraction of mammary alveoli to eject milk, so beautiful 😍
New in press: O-GlcNAcylation occurs in granulosa cells of small and large bovine antral follicles, and its inhibition impairs granulosa cell proliferation. Read it now at: https://t.co/AolftjSjmQ
Absolutely loved the @SSRepro exoctic species webinar from @AJ_Pask on marsupials as repro models - if you missed it, the recording is definitely worth a listen! 🦘
Thank you everyone for sending across all your good wishes 🙏
It’s your constant support and belief in the team that kept us motivated to bring the trophy back home🏆🇮🇳
StarShip SN9
This fully reusable vehicle will change the way we access space forever, by dramatically lowering the cost and significantly increasing the payload capabilities. StarShip will use in-space propellant transfer to achieve this and enable a city to be built on Mars!🚀
Don't miss our next Exotic Species webinar, "#Marsupial#Reproduction: Lessons from the Pouch." There's still time to sign up for next week's session!
📅 1/27 @ 5pm ET
🗣️ Jane Fenelon & Andrew Pask
🙋 Save your spot! https://t.co/QWysinijov
Method of the Year 2020 is...spatially resolved transcriptomics! https://t.co/gzqxagciRr
Read about why we selected this topic this year in our Editorial. https://t.co/cGyoOud34n
An mRNA vaccine doesn't actually contain the virus itself. Think of it as an email sent to your immune system that shows what the virus looks like, instructions to kill it, and then—like a Snapchat message—it disappears. Amazing technology.
December Editor's Choice finds that maternal high fat diet-induced obesity affects trophoblast differentiation and placental function in mice. Read free now:
https://t.co/vOoShNzFPa
New interview in December issue of BOR features Dr. Joy Pate, Prof of Animal Sciences at Penn State. Dr. Pate provides insight into her successful research career and her philosophies about mentoring and service. Read it now: https://t.co/iG17HzEIdb