Gabrielle Coffing

PhD candidate at University of Oregon 🐙

[Gabrielle Coffing @gabcoffing]

Check out our new results!🐙🦑

[Andrew Kern @pastramimachine]

a new version of our preprint on cephalopod sex determination has just been released. lots of new results in here that bolster our original discovery
https://t.co/ifFIEerSIn

[Danna Staaf @DannaStaaf]

Saw an awesome talk at #cephneuro by the author of this paper about cephalopod sex chromosomes: https://t.co/rC0cBWCc32
It's so neat that octopuses and moths have the same type of sex determination: two Z chromosomes makes male, one Z (plus zero anything else) makes female

[Gabrielle Coffing @gabcoffing]

Very excited to share our work on cephalopod sex chromosomes! 🐙

[Andrew Kern @pastramimachine]

Cephalopods are an incredible clade of animals and much of their biology is a mystery. I'm thrilled to share our new preprint, led by @gabcoffing, describing an amazing discovery--ZZ/ZO karyotypes in cephs and the oldest sex chromsome found to date
https://t.co/PvoklrQKZh

[UOWGS @uowgs]

Recently, we held our 9th annual winter benefit! As a part of the fundraiser, we are running a DuckFunder campaign to raise funds for our scholarships and outreach efforts. Our campaign is open until April 8th at 1am- we appreciate your support! Donate at https://t.co/GrfhPsEV2Z

[Cris Niell @cris_niell]

Our paper on cell types of the octopus visual system is now out @CurrentBiology! We're excited for the new directions this will open up in understanding how the octopus brain processes visual information. Great work team!
https://t.co/hlRkNfW2ik