We are happy to present our new preprint on meiotic recombination analysis in Nothobranchius virgatus: crossovers spans almost entire chromosome arms in a fully monoarmed karyotype! Is this typical of all Notobranchius or not? Further research will show =)
Excited to share our preprint with @ssimanovsky and co-authors about male meiotic recombination patterns in an annual killifish Nothobranchius virgatus! -- https://t.co/INtHhJomhp
1. Fourth fish with profiled MLH1 binding.
2. Bimodal MLH1 distribution covers almost entire SCs.
Spaghetti connections: synaptonemal complexes as a tool to explore chromosome structure, evolution, and meiotic behavior in fish https://t.co/8iW79MLCMD
Excited to share our new paper in @molecology on sex chromosome evolution in African killifish! 🐟 A great collaboration with @AlexandrSember! We uncovered ≥4 sex chromosome turnovers across Nothobranchius spp. using cytogenetics & genomics.
👉 https://t.co/JJQw00AjS0
Researchers present the first karyotype description of Epiplatys spilargyreius and provide comments on chromosome evolution in the genus Epiplatys.
https://t.co/zGXF460utu
🐟 This paper aims to estimate the divergence of the #karyotype structure between and within the phylogenetically distant lineages of the family Distichodontidae.
👉 Read more: https://t.co/vMaH4qUUR4
#chromosomes
#JFB: Conserved satellite DNA motif and lack of interstitial telomeric sites in highly rearranged African Nothobranchius killifish karyotypes https://t.co/ylm0YC8y0S #FishSci@AlexandrSember@ssimanovsky
So happy to see this paper published!
"Fast satellite DNA evolution in Nothobranchius annual killifishes". Fascinating insights into the evolution of satellite DNA in African annual killifishes of the genus Nothobranchius
@AlexandrSember@mao_626. 🐠 🐟
https://t.co/qKjzCOxQaI
Excited to share our new paper: Nothobranchius killifish cytogenetics/ J Fish Biol/ conserved satDNA genus-wide /independent sex chromosome differentiation patterns/ shared propensity to telomere repeat loss during rearrangements https://t.co/hgtoezRnuC
Mormyrids are my second favourite fishes after Nothobranchius! Unlike nothos, mormyrids are practically unavailable for captive breeding, so all expeditions are great important. Congratulations to the authors on this achievement!
Our new preprint on the charismatic mormyrids from Cameroon (Sanaga river)! It seems like species with longer snout tend to have higher signal in C and/or N stable isotope (=> different food source and higher trophic level) https://t.co/6P5AnRiwSz
Excited to share a great collaborative work on Nothobranchius cell lines establishment, where we contributed by cytogenetic evaluation of different lines and passages.
https://t.co/gqOZaYs7Xm
See also related preprint: Nothobranchius/fast centromeric satDNA turnover/supportive evidence of library hypothesis and centromere drive
https://t.co/LQmYpwAlBS
Our new preprint is out! Nothobranchius killifishes/conserved satDNA genus-wide/convergent accumulation on neo-Y sex chromosome/lack of interstitial telomeric sites genus-wide
https://t.co/Wssf81ukJI
New book from Springer Protocol book series Neuromethods, on "Emerging Model Organisms", with several chapters on Nothobranchius furzeri
https://t.co/keeiC5JbkH