What does an ovary actually look like as it ages—one oocyte at a time?
We mapped >85,000 oocytes in >100 intact mouse ovaries, in 3D, across the reproductive lifespan. And the ovary turned out to be much more organized than we expected. 🧵 1/5 https://t.co/BUeZBI3vJA
The ovary actively 'counts' its eggs, preparing the same proportion for ovulation, at different stages of life
📹 Arturo D’Angelo et al @LabBoke@CRGenomica in @NatureAging
➡️ https://t.co/d110WNsowe
Learn more about the first-ever 3D map of an ovary and how it could reshape our understanding of fertility, menopause, and women's reproductive health. https://t.co/pBqnZRvWzg
🗺️ First 3D map of ovary throughout reproductive lifespan reveals it counts its own eggs
A new study published in @NatureAging by @CRGenomica researchers challenges the idea that ovaries are simply passive egg reservoirs
@LabBoke#BISTCommunity
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Happy Sunday with another issue of #cebooc!
This weeks @LabBoke shows the dynamics of follicle depletion with age using whole 3D imaging of intact mouse ovaries: https://t.co/uXYkDdC6gT
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What does an ovary actually look like as it ages—one oocyte at a time?
We mapped >85,000 oocytes in >100 intact mouse ovaries, in 3D, across the reproductive lifespan. And the ovary turned out to be much more organized than we expected. 🧵 1/5 https://t.co/BUeZBI3vJA
This work took a village and several disciplines: Led by the fantastic Arturo D’Angelo, with Daniel Franco-Barranco, Marco Musy, @jmduranse , James Sharpe, @nstroustrup1 & Ignacio Arganda-Carreras bringing together imaging, AI, statistics and mathematical modelling. 4/5
Keeping oocytes alive for decades is a massive challenge, but so is earning a PhD with the highest honors! 👏
Massive (belated!) congratulations to our PhD student, Dr. Devesh Bahety (@devbahety) for defending his thesis and receiving an excellent cum laude! 🥳🏆
@CRGenomica
Desde la Fundación Banco Sabadell felicitamos a los dos premiados, @marcguellc y @garciadearquer, y agradecemos a todas las personas que nos han acompañado en esta nueva edición de los #PremiosBiomédicaCiencias.
Una cita anual que reúne a la comunidad científica para reconocer la excelencia científica y su potencial de impacto social.
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Exactly my thoughts re the "unbiased" QED 1% list- this analysis puts it on firm footing. One thing not captured here is the prominence of well-established authors; that's what triggered me whether QED was really ranking the science OR signals assoc'd w/ scientific prominence- EB
I wanted to like QED's new 1% preprint ranking. But the more I looked at the data, the more uncomfortable it made me. Here is my full peer review:
https://t.co/c8a0B344Od
🏆 Introducing the inaugural Suzanne Eaton Awards for Physics of Life!
👨🔬We're thrilled to announce the 2026 recipients: L. Mahadevan @Harvard and Anna Erzberger @embl who will give their award lectures on 20. November.
➡️Read our announcement here: https://t.co/2NeUinqmOm
Our new paper is out in @ScienceMagazine! We developed mice with reversible control of autophagy, and showed that restoring this pathway after its suppression reverses neuronal abnormalities and brain dysfunction, demonstrating the resilience of neurons. https://t.co/kegmU08mcY
@qedScience@IMPvienna@viennabiocenter Out of curiosity - how sure are you that the score was assigned "blind"to author, institution etc? Have you figured explainable AI for QED? - EB
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