And there it is - Happy to see the first of my phd online! Mitochondrial genomic variation in the #DGRP. And yes, it seems to do something! Amazing team effort of all involved. (@MadAdamandia, @BartDeplancke, @Auwerx_Lab, + non-tweeters)
Extensive mitochondrial population structure and haplotype-specific phenotypic variation in the Drosophila Genetic Reference Panel https://t.co/k4qGYcbZrT #bioRxiv
Quite neat to see our paper listed here along with other familiar faces - Model organisms (mammalian or not) are vital in understanding our own biology https://t.co/APsuECdZJC @BartDeplancke @RibeiroCarlitos
@nbournia @merianelion @seroude @JaksicLab @BartDeplancke Omg!!!!! Those were "mine". Made by the EPFL facility based on a design of cages in @FlattLab but smaller. Small tubes will fit the slots. Bottom/top fits small Petri dish caps (6cm). Rubber back to allow pipet tips/entry. Stainless steel filter on top for oxygen ;)
Happy to finally see version v853.3 getting published! Big thanks to Masha and all others involved! And thanks for the nice summary thread, @BartDeplancke ;)
Very happy that our paper on the evolution of longevity through improved immunity is out @EvolLetters! @FlattLab @KTGarschall#aging#Drosophila https://t.co/Lrv5vi9qLm
Extensive mitochondrial population structure and haplotype-specific phenotypic variation in the Drosophila Genetic Reference Panel https://t.co/3iviORIwSN #biorxiv_genomic
@KamilSJaron Ah, so you independently wrote a similar model for the same data? Either way, you could simply try to write it up alltogether, let others review to see if it fits/makes sense in their opinion
@KamilSJaron Really the same model? If so, yes, if it is the model you want to promote. Two verifiable, but broad range, examples work in your favor, if described as such.
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@misskalaa@donsknots @stevebruskCNN Can verify this. In our lab some even live up to 80-90 days! Also, place (redwine) vinegar in a glass with a very small drop of handsoap in it. Mix and let the sides of the glass get wet. Leave glass for a day near source, you should get rid of them.
Fuuuuuuuuck!!!!! Just printed my phd thesis, but forgot to stamp the "SwissMade" on it. Think the committee will still accept it?!? #epfl#swissthings#freedom