📅 August 22-24 📍Medipol University
📌Hybrid #Salamander2022 @Medipol_Sabita
Supported by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkiye(TUBITAK)
At the end of Salamander Meeting 2022, we interviewed Gürkan Öztürk...
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We asked for her opinions on the conference and salamander research in general. Click on the YouTube link for the rest of the interview. #salamander2022#salamander
https://t.co/29CuWwjUc0
At the end of Salamander Meeting 2022, we interviewed Max... @MaxYunLab
We asked for her opinions on the conference and salamander research in general. Click on the YouTube link for the rest of the interview. #salamander2022#MaximinaYun#salamander
https://t.co/9nDpyfCcug
The Mexican axolotl Ambystoma mexicanum, has the ability to regenerate its brain. In this issue of Science, a group of four papers profiles amphibian and reptile brain neurons with single-cell transcriptomics. 👏
@ScienceMagazine
The axolotl has the ability to regenerate its brain.
Using single-cell transcriptomics, four new studies in Science reveal evolutionary innovations in reptile and amphibian brains. Learn more in this week's issue: https://t.co/vOxHG9qHJh
Thank you to the SABITA team for organizing the 2022 Salamander Meeting. Also, we'd like to thank Eventrise and its team for the technical help they gave.
@Medipol_Sabita
To improve research, it was very important for scientists who met for the first time after the pandemic to talk to each other and share a wide range of tools, methods, and ideas.
Stunning presentation by Ji-Feng Fei on spatial transcriptomics of axolotl #brain#regeneration@salamandermeet#Salamander2022. Check out the incredible atlas of the regenerative telencephalon at https://t.co/AAhLcxojib