MavesLab

Crispr-ing and drug-treating zebrafish to understand heart and muscle development and disease.

[Friday Harbor Labs @MarineBiol_FHL]

Evolutionary Development of Marine Invertebrates
- Full Course Descriptions for terms A and B: https://t.co/dQWFFOsLPS
- Apply Here: https://t.co/fuu2naJOLZ
- Priority deadline: February 16

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

Dr. Jane Goodall filmed an interview in March 2025 with the understanding it would only be released after her death. This is her final message from it.

[Raffaele Di Giacomo, PhD @sciqst]

Kudos to @maves_lab for making strides in the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy with an HDAC inhibitor. This area of research is crucial as it offers potential therapeutic pathways for a condition with limited treatment options. How did the new compound perform compared to existing HDAC inhibitors? #Medicine

For those interested in details about biomedical discoveries, check out https://t.co/4Y9Imt8uIJ - your one-stop platform to generate comprehensive biomedical reviews.

[MavesLab @maves_lab]

@Matt_Muscle_Guy Thanks Matt!

[Matthew S. Alexander @Matt_Muscle_Guy]

Congrats @maves_lab and colleagues for their new #MolTherNucAcids paper: Epigenetic small molecule screening identifies a new HDACi compound for ameliorating Duchenne muscular dystrophy. https://t.co/e7971j5f1P

[Madeline (Maddie) Maves - 2027 @maddiemaves]

I am so excited to announce my verbal commitment to Stanford University!

[Madeline (Maddie) Maves - 2027 @maddiemaves]

Very excited for the opportunity to represent the crest internationally. I’m extremely grateful to have the chance to learn and compete in such a high-level environment!

[Brooke Eby @limpbroozkit]

Day 9 #alsawarenessmonth

[KaiTheFishGuy @FishGuyKai]

You can pre-order the book now from https://t.co/js5c8SoOc1 for AU$50 (excluding shipping). We're operating off a small grant, so pre-orders will help contribute to how many books we can initially print, and all money that we make from sales will be fed back into printing copies.

[Genetics Society of America @GeneticsGSA]

Great resource for the #zebrafish community in #GENETICS 📣

@ZFINmod now includes toxicity data where annotations include genotype, phenotype, human disease models, and experimental conditions specifying chemicals used.

Read more: https://t.co/fyHFlUjcgn

[Muscular Dystrophy Association @MDAorg]

#MDA condemns the decision to cap indirect research costs at 15% at @NIH, a move that will severely impact #neuromuscular disease research & delay treatments. We call for NIH to immediately reverse this decision. Raise your voice: https://t.co/zzjZJnrPah
https://t.co/7oGzZHBefS

[John Wallingford @jbwallingford]

I got in touch with local news to get this word out there, and i've been on the phone with my senators' and representative's offices. We need to make ALL the arguments, and i think this one is crucial. 9/9

[John Wallingford @jbwallingford]

#devbiol is getting more and more relevant to the general public. We need to stay current and be serious about how we teach it. This paper is REALLY, REALLY important.

https://t.co/p5tqlYINxq

[MavesLab @maves_lab]

We have a new review article out on the developmental biology of Duchenne muscular dystrophy
https://t.co/pnTfRIt3L5

[Zebrafish Rock! @ZebrafishRock]

We ❤️ MODs!

Want an easy way to support model organism databases? Cite them!

Depending on the #zebrafish data you retrieve from
@ZFINmod, you can show your support by using one of the formats below:

[Zebrafish Rock! @ZebrafishRock]

Looking to enhance your wall space? Look no further than this free poster on #zebrafish development! Link to download: https://t.co/mv2zLF66yJ

[Journal of Experimental Biology @J_Exp_Biol]

Tiny D. cerebrum produce super-loud clicks and now Antonia Groneberg @benjulab & co reveal how the cartilage hammers that hit the swim bladder develop. In addition, even 6-week-old fish click at full speed; they don't need to practice
https://t.co/BjaG1oeMJd

[Lior Pachter @lpachter]

I've checked this paper out, as instructed. I was also interested in the main result for personal reasons: I'm 51 years old. Is it true that I've just gone through a major change? And that another one awaits me in just a few years?

Some comments on the paper in this thread 1/🧵

[Cecilia Moens @CeciliaMoens]

Calling all zebrafish early career scientists: looking for a mentored science writing experience? Consider writing a “Science Spotlight” article for the next IZFS NewsSplash newsletter. DM @CeciliaMoens or @zkrna, or email [email protected] or [email protected] @InfoIzfs

[MavesLab @maves_lab]

@parahsaramore See work from Clarissa Henry's lab