Genort für Geschlechtsbestimmung bei Wechselkröten identifiziert. Erst der 2. bekannte genetische Mechanismus für Geschlechtsdifferenzierung bei > 8600 #Amphibien|arten. Hilft #Forschung zu #Umweltgiften. @NatureComms mit @LeibnizIGB, @NUSingapore👉 https://t.co/QBaUDe8WnN
How do toads know whether to become boys or girls? Thrilled to share that findings from a wonderful collaboration with Heiner Kuhl and Matthias Stoeck from Leibniz Institute in Berlin @LeibnizIGB have just been published. @NUSingapore
https://t.co/r5pDIz4OY6
Great analysis by collaborators in medaka, paddlefish (Amanda Cass and Marcus Davis), xenopus, sharks and lampreys maps the presence of this intermediate fin across vertebrates. @dbswcw@Enrique1Amaya @JanStundl @BronnerMarianne@petecurr
NUS scientists have discovered that blood levels of the chemokine protein CXCL9 reliably predict the risk of osteoporotic hip fractures in Chinese men.
https://t.co/EGH6pyRpST
Our first human study based on findings in our medaka fish model - so exciting!
CXCL9 predicts the risk of osteoporotic hip fracture in a prospective cohort of Chinese men – a matched case‐control study https://t.co/ID1lzGPdpU
A non-disruptive and efficient knock-in approach allows fate tracing of resident osteoblast progenitors during repair of vertebral lesions in medaka
A Research article from our Stem Cells and Development section by Wen Hui Tan and @dbswcw@NUSingapore
https://t.co/iEwDt9WUdB
Transcriptome Profiling of Osteoblasts in a Medaka (Oryzias latipes) Osteoporosis Model Identifies Mmp13b as Crucial for Osteoclast Activation https://t.co/xsXNTHRVUr
"Celsr1a is essential for tissue homeostasis and onset of aging phenotypes in the.." is the #1 paper on bioRxiv today in developmental biology. Congrats @khenke2012 @Harris_MatthewJ. See it at -> https://t.co/VJfGFN08vJ and https://t.co/4Gz32WT6bT. Please retweet.
After a lot of hard work I'm happy to share our work on hybridisation and the evolution of a new sex chromosome in swordtail fish! Out now in @NatureComms: https://t.co/p7wlP5pKGq - @unikonstanz @UU_University @Uni_WUE
#zebrafish are ideal tools for modeling many rare diseases. Come 2 #zdm10 to learn all about this great science if you missed @SMBurgessLab https://t.co/qtD0KidfQt