Join us to help support hundreds of washbacks cared for by the Sea Turtle Hospital staff each season by symbolically adopting a washback this year, named by you! Available October 20-30.
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Martindale Lab Publishes Paper on the Presence of Phagocytic Cells in Jellyfish “Jelly”
This study is an important first step in understanding the function of these elusive cells and potentially, the early evolution of cellular immunity of animals.
https://t.co/4WYczE5JZI
Have you heard of the local marine invertebrate the Florida amphioxus? Evenings at Whitney free lecture October 1, 6-7 p.m. Dr. Jr-Kai Sky Yu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan https://t.co/KYRSwgFM00
Students from the @UF Department of Landscape Architecture recently worked to design the new Whitney Living Laboratory at @Whitney_Lab in St. Augustine, Florida.
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What can a cup of river water reveal about human health, pollution and biodiversity? Jenny Whilde, Adjunct Research Scientist at @Whitney_Lab, explains how it can track wildlife, monitor pollution and detect pathogens in waterways and surrounding environments.
We were thrilled to welcome Dr. Veronica Hinman and Patrick Thompson from @UF's @Whitney_Lab for a familiarization tour of The Hub and Sid Martin. The visit gave us a chance to share more about @UFAccelerate's facilities and entrepreneurial ecosystem.
Thanks for visiting! 🌊
Martindale Lab and colleagues from the University of Miami publish paper that experimentally tests AI-predicted cytoplasmic regulation of an ancient cell signaling pathway. https://t.co/XOoPp5iKVE
Former Seaver Lab Grad Student Lauren Kunselman Publishes in Developmental Biology, Selected for Cover Image. 📷: Regenerating tissue at the amputation site of a Capitella teleta tail fragment treated with Wnt/beta-catenin inhibitor for one week.
https://t.co/PAQp3hwG26
Five teams of UF Health Cancer Institute researchers have received @HealthyFla Florida Cancer Innovation Fund grants for innovative cancer research projects!
The new projects aim to improve monitoring of prostate cancer; uncover promising new treatments for hereditary leiomyomatosis and renal cell cancer; harness the power of natural products for new cancer treatments; test whether kava reduces tobacco-associated lung cancer risk; and support a mobile health exercise intervention to reduce fatigue in cancer survivors.
Learn more about the research projects: https://t.co/JKf5tcDsYU
Whitney Marine Research Center in Lab Design News, a publication that delivers news in sustainable lab design. https://t.co/bX0hITdYLp Images: Courtesy of Lord Aeck Sargent Planning & Design and Copyright Jonathan Hillyer Photography
It's hard to tell whether fish behave the same in the lab as they do in the real world & now in an impressive study @LabLiao@Whitney_Lab reveals that red drum don't just take advantage of free rides from the water, their biological needs take priority
https://t.co/XgtCNmZlwo
Studying the Effects of the Microbiome on the Life-Cycle of the Floridian Local, Upside-Down Jellyfish Cassiopea xamachana - Loesgen Lab, in collaboration with the Martindale Lab, publish paper in the journal ISME Communications.
https://t.co/F68d7rrRFK
With a single analysis of a sample of water, soil or air, scientists can identify the DNA of virtually any species that has passed near an area. Dr. David Duffy and collaborators study in @uflorida news article - https://t.co/wbDgkv1nty
Whitney Laboratory Director and Professor of Biology Dr. Veronica Hinman was featured in the Action News Jax story - "UF Research into Sea Stars Could Help Unlock Human Regeneration of Cells"
https://t.co/nm0vIT5kKk
The University of Florida launches the $41.2 million, 38,000-square-foot @Whitney_Lab Marine Research Center, more than doubling research space and expanding capacity for marine science, education and conservation. 🙌 🐢
https://t.co/bSth7KXXnk