@mbeisen Nematodes can’t be squished: they can handle 200,000 g ( I recall but don’t have the citation on front of me;maybe Ruvkun in the worm breeder’s gazette ca 1990s)
@mbeisen Well, worms cause more health problems than these viruses so it sorta makes sense, but it kinda disagrees with previous phylogenies so ach I dunno
@filipczakemilia I mixed all the positive and negative in an ambiguous statement about impacting my thesis, e.g. city of Cambridge MA [for three parking tickets the day I handed it in].
I'm happy to share our latest work published in Current Biology. We demonstrate that C. elegans males sense cuticular cues and body stiffness to recognize mates.
A wonderful journey in collaborations with @wormraiser@Pujol_lab
https://t.co/G7SOyVW29Y
Excited to share a view and conceptual framework for achievable time-resolved autonomous adaptive data acquisition for hyperspectral imaging of living biological systems. Huge thanks to my co-authors (Hari, Derek, @BerkeleySynchIR, @wormraiser ) and to @AppliedPhysRev! 🙏
Really cool: a high school student sequenced the first angelfish genome! ….and published it in microPublication Biology!@micropub7n https://t.co/NSHjqwyvx4
@Barr_lab@Hoosierflyman @Annika_Barber @FlyBaseDotOrg@wormbase Flybase was first; to avoid copying flybase we thought wormworld but Cynthia Kenyon had that as a lab website name. And we figured it was easier to have a similar name to make it easier, a theme that is being implemented in the @alliancegenome .
Fruit of a lovely collaboration with @vvkvnkt ‘s lab finds an interneuron downstream of pheromone sensation in the worm’s diapause vs reproductive decision. https://t.co/JN9EK4hcWT