@SLJ1FemmeForte@cedricboeckx@erichjarvis@genomeark Great question! I do think E2 treated females would have a hard time finding a mate. More behaviors than song appear masculinized. @choe_h used to show a video of one trying to court another female, presenting nesting material etc.
Woah, overwhelmed with all the positive responses to our paper! Thanks #Scicomm. Just wanted to highlight the Budnik lab's paper on fly Arc (https://t.co/5oGhfxc8Xn) and the really well written preview by Tomonaga (https://t.co/3pOMa4SaXj)
In the NYC area? Check out an amazing Ramón y Cajal show at NYU that opened today https://t.co/lKccp4j4ya
@SloanPublic The @SloanFoundation-supported exhibition "The Beautiful Brain: The Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal," opens today at NYU's Grey Art Gallery @NYUGrey
This collective behavior simulator made by @DirkBrockmann and based on @icouzin and colleagues model is just AWESOME!!!
You can play with it here 🙌 > https://t.co/u8TvPb1VnT (HT @emilyfobert)
Wow: thanks to commensal infection with staph bacteria, most people have pre-existing antibodies against commonly-studied Cas9 proteins. This may cause a significant hurdle to using CRISPR in the clinic. https://t.co/vBnzht4Wbt
Structure of the Zebrafish Locomotor Repertoire Revealed with Unsupervised Behavioral Clustering by @daniobrain and colleagues @Neuro_CF@ChampalimaudF in @CurrentBiology https://t.co/8jOn4TRrsR…
Expansion microscopy boosts the yield of multiplexed in situ hybridization (i.e., MERFISH), with an order-of-magnitude increase in packing density of assessed RNAs. From Xiaowei Zhuang and colleagues. https://t.co/VRnNhl8WDg
Until .@nature steps up, here's a link to Ben Barres's article on sex and gender in science. At the symposium in January he noted bemusedly that this was his most influential paper ever. https://t.co/uBwOxIexQk https://t.co/4wf5gzSXZE
@bassKMB@donttrythis I taught my 4 year old nephew how to build with LEGOs today. Together we made a crocodile and a two car locomotive. It took roughly half as much time and involved over and order of magnitude fewer pieces, but we had a blast. Also 10/10
What we could do with $1.5 trillion:
-Make college tuition-free
-Provide universal preschool
-Repair our crumbling infrastructure
-Fund CHIP for 107 years
-Rebuild Puerto Rico
What Republicans did:
-Give tax breaks to the wealthy and corporations
https://t.co/cpuyrTkhQI
Huge new Finnish study finds planet could run on 100% renewable energy by 2050 and for less money than we pay now.
Or, we could burn up the earth
https://t.co/x5EnKlgTfg
I literally just finished subcloning almost a dozen GCaMP6f based constructs... ***heads into lab early to start remaking them*** #science#Neuroscience#gradschool https://t.co/deiFeMIc8O
A bit more unpacking:
jGCaMP7s - sensitive detection of activity
jGCaMP7f - more sensitive replacement for GCaMP6f
jGCaMP7b - higher baseline fluorescence, for imaging small structures (neurites)
jGCaMP7c - very low baseline fluorescence, for side-field imaging https://t.co/LAmY8ZaAuv
Exciting new approach to decode neural representations of movement without requiring simultaneous recordings of behavior and neural activity. Inspired by the WW2 Enigma code-breakers https://t.co/GQwVhlm8It #brains#behavior#science#cryptography
A new study from @pollyp1 identifies a protein that could help control mosquitoes that spread diseases like Zika and dengue. #VosshallLab https://t.co/OQqlrcsOLt