📢Exciting news! My PhD work, supervised by @JgrosL, has just been published in @Nature. Thanks to all the co-authors! 📄In this study, we (re)explored a longstanding question in developmental biology: why, when a chick embryo is cut in half during gastrulation, each half can still develop into a fully formed embryo (see📽️ below). Our findings highlight the pivotal role that tissue mechanics plays in driving this remarkable process. Check out the pre-print Xorial and enjoy the read! ⬇️ https://t.co/7dRUIAVmBA
Parental experiences can be inherited by their offsprings. Our new review article highlights current perspectives & open questions on inheritance and maintenance of inherited traits via #smallRNA. @Pierq @cecerelab & Loan. https://t.co/ma5IsyfGNj @institutpasteur@ERC_Research
📢 Top départ aujourd'hui de la campagne
#UneJonquilleContreleCancer de l'Institut Curie ! Parsemée de jonquilles de toutes tailles, la place du Panthéon accueille notre village dédié, mettant à l'honneur la lutte contre le #cancer 🌼
Great PhD thesis defense of @caldarellip1@JgrosL on his stunning work addressing an old #DevBio question (https://t.co/h5JgH9L0Di).
Q @ End of exam: what was your #EurekaMoment
A: I don’t believe in such things, research's a continuum, I enjoy the experiments
#Bravo#Congrats
A very interesting work from an amazing researcher on how mechanical forces self-organize to shape and regulate the early avian embryos during gastrulation! Bravo @caldarellip1
📢I am delighted to share part of my Ph.D. work. I am grateful to J. Gros (@JgrosL ) and F. Corson for their supervision. I also want to thank A. Chamolly and O.A.
Prevot for their invaluable contribution, and all the lab members for their support. 📢1/5 https://t.co/HReWKWZHnk
Happy to share that our biorxiv has finally graduated to a peer-reviewed article at @NatureComms 🎉 🎉 🎉. Check out the link to know more on how #translation and codon usage regulate #smallRNA biogenesis. #Argonaute#Celegans @cecerelab @institutpasteur. https://t.co/kRpZH5l3cQ
Only 1 in 3 fertilizations leads to a successful pregnancy. Embryo fate is often already decided directly after fertilization, when the chromosomes from each parent combine, as we report in our latest study (out now in @CellCellPress). https://t.co/naDerU8tec (1/8)
What a better cake than this one to celebrate our last publication on @eLife! If you look for the recipe, go check the methods section at https://t.co/oEoTHI4mQu
#ScienceTwitter call for participants! 📢
Do you make cool #microscopy live imaging of biological processes? Would you like to have a 2D #animation made out of it? Then keep reading, this thread is for you! ⬇️
#sciart#scicomm#sciviz#phdchat
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