Breaking paradigms: Finding 6mA DNA methylation in eukaryotes
Francisco Falcon @FcoJFalcon highlights research from @deMendoza_Alex and team on 6mA in eukaryotes.
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📢 The ATLASea Scientific Advisory Board meeting took place at Maison de l'Océan in Paris over the past 2 days.
A big thank you to all SAB members for their active participation, valuable insights, and dedication to advancing the project and to @OceanoMonaco for the meeting room!
Does 6mA exist in eukaryotic DNA? This is our take on this dispute: yes it does, and can be very abundant, but mostly correlates with presence of the MT-A70 writer AMT1. Then, 6mA is associated with transcriptionally-permissive chromatin (H3K4me3) 1/6: https://t.co/iuQ1CdZHxs
Our paper has been published in @NatureComms ! We discovered that light irradiation on sea urchin larvae makes them excrement! This work reveals how light controls the opening of the anus.
https://t.co/AuycE9C46R
How do organisms evolve new traits and behaviors? In @AnnualReviews, @wendyssae surveys major sensory receptor families to uncover evolutionary patterns of sensation driving diversification and speciation.
https://t.co/bfXLK98mQ6
🚨Mark your calendars! We are launching the London EvoDevo club, a space to learn great new science, meet new colleagues and have fun! First meeting on Nov the 8th at @QMUL
Register now! https://t.co/uOpn64si2A
@MargaridaMCM@deMendoza_Alex@Ferdix
Excited to share our work on animal genome structure led by @Tom_Lewin! We assembled a dataset of 64 animal genomes and quantified shuffling rates to provide a comprehensive view of genome evolution across various lineages. 1/3
https://t.co/7G8WofUEnp
Very pleased to welcome our new stem mollusc Shishania aculeata published today in @ScienceMagazine! A great collaboration led by Guangxu Zhang who discovered these amazing fossils with @Xiaoya_Ma and Jakob Vinther.
https://t.co/DEQyqVPoP9
So its out @GenomeBiology: https://t.co/OIzQ8veSgW. All you need to know about DNA methylation in annelids🪱! This has been a great collaboration with the @Chema_MD lab, led by @k_guynes. One of the main findings is that the methylome erodes throughout development and beyond! 1/
The ability to regenerate body parts is remarkably common across the animal kingdom. New research finds these powers trace back to shared, ancient genetic roots. https://t.co/ZiMJi4MFXs