I'm pleased to share our new review of #zebrafish muscle development and growth! We highlight key links between early and late developmental stages, and include interesting #evodevo comparisons π @petecurr@ARMI_Labs
https://t.co/QiwnzBeJJx
@MelbournePollen Thanks! Was a very rough season. Will there be a season summary? I'm interested in seeing the 2020 cumulative pollen graph against the previous years.
@kaffando I haven't been able to breathe 'fresh' air without a mask since mid october due to the grass pollen, and it still persists in the air now...daily zyrtec not much help too. I'm thinking the early 2020 bushfires may have opened land for more grass to grow. Allergic asthma sucks!
Our work is now in @NatureComms! In stark contrast to mammals, the zebrafish germline preserves global DNA methylation. Intriguing differences in epigenetic dynamics across vertebrates. ππ https://t.co/BEsyM8UJRv
Huge thanks @epi_otago@ProfGemmell@otago
For #WrasseWednesday here is a planar biomechanical linkage model of Oxycheilinus digramma, in action! This model combines the opercular linkage model with the anterior jaws linkage controlling maxillary and premaxillary motion.
Thanks to our team of ARMI staff who offered to grow a stash this month for @movemberAUS! A great chance to raise awareness and funds for men's health! #Movember
New method developed by Balciunas lab for specific genomic integration of loxP sites in zebrafish. Expanding the toolbox!
#PLOSGenetics: Conditional mutagenesis by oligonucleotide-mediated integration of loxP sites in zebrafish https://t.co/FBohiD1Elb
Sam Keenan, @IMNIS and @CCRM_au industry mentoring mentee reflects on his experience; βI have enjoyed every moment of these meetings. Learning from many successful leaders in diverse fields is certainly a great opportunity that I will make the most of!β #leadership#mentorship
It has come to my attention that Americans think kiwis (the birds) are quite small, like pigeons. Itβs not true. Theyβre about greyhound-sized, and ferocious. They are flightless because they have no natural predators; moa tried it and the kiwi killed them all. #kiwifacts