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We're excited to announce the launch of a new history of science seminar series that will feature a selection of talks based on articles published in #notesandrecords and #BioMems. Find out more: ow.ly/jWOf50N3Ca3 @AnnaMarieRoos3 #HistSci #HistMed #HSTM #HistSTM

I am grateful for the opportunity to show my research project at SDB Midwest 2024. It was a wonderful meeting with amazing projects. Midwest SDB Stowers Institute Gibson Lab

New #research in NatureEcoEvo from Dr. Jasmin Camacho 🦇🔬☠️🧠☀️ & Andrea Bernal (Nicolas Rohner Lab) reveals bats have evolved adaptations to handle extreme blood sugar concentrations which could unlock new pathways for understanding & treating #diabetes in humans. bit.ly/3Z3kbCu

Excited to share our latest paper from Dr. Jasmin Camacho 🦇🔬☠️🧠☀️ and Andrea Bernal Stowers Institute. It’s the labs first dive🐟 into mammalian biology, and the findings are sweet🌸🍯. We found that nectar🦇 tolerate the highest ever recorded blood sugar. Check it out! nature.com/articles/s4155…

Extremely happy to see this paper out! "Sugar 🍬 assimilation underlying dietary evolution 🪲🩸🐀🪻🥭 of Neotropical bats" 📄✨ Check it to keep discovering why bats are incredibly amazing ❤️🦇 Super grateful!! Dr. Jasmin Camacho 🦇🔬☠️🧠☀️ Nicolas Rohner Oscar E Murillo

Hey nerds, meet Astyanax Mexicanus. Surface dweller has eyes, bottom dweller not. Critter's brain cleared then imaged with a #lightsheet #microscope from 3i. @JohannaKowalko Lab Lehigh University. Sample courtesy of Renee Mapa. Keep your eyes on Renee. Happy #FluorescenceFriday

Two-chambered heart of a live zebrafish embryo. Credit to Rashmi Priya. #ZebrafishZunday

A species of lungfish found in South America has claimed the title of the animal with the biggest genome sequenced so far. Learn more: scim.ag/8kI News from Science

🚨 New on bioRxiv: Our study on the cGAS/STING pathway using turquoise killifish as a model. We explore age-related #transcriptome changes, histopathology, and #lifespan. Dive into our findings on aging and immunity! 🐟🔬 #AgingResearch 🔗 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Uluru / Ayers Rock is a fantastic place. Not just for photography, but with so much significance to the indigenous Anangu. Today we learned about some of their stories.

Zebrafish study reveals clues to how inflammation drives scoliosis. elifesciences.org/articles/96831…

How does aging alter the translational landscape of stem cells and how do these changes impact their regenerative capacity? Here we developed an in vivo single-cell ribosome profiling strategy to monitor translational landscapes of the mouse skin. 1/6 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Our last work is now in bioRxiv. Great work of Gopal Kushawah in collaboration with Danielson Baia Amaral Huzaifa Hassan Madelaine Gogol @[email protected]/@bsky and Steph Nowotarski, PhD all done at Stowers Institute Stowers Grad School biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh…

Could there be an evolutionary benefit to ageing? elifesciences.org/digests/92914/…

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🌊🪸 A mesmerizing moment in marine #science! Institute researchers, led by Investigator Gibson Lab & Postdoc Emms, recently captured the stunning moment of successful #coral spawning— follow along as they share insights into this event & their coral #research. 🧵 (1/3)

#NatMetabPicks | Led by Sarah Brotman, Karen Mohlke, Kerrin Small, L Scott et al. (UNC-Chapel Hill, King's College London, University of Michigan): An eQTL meta-analysis of 2344 subcutaneous #adipose tissue samples vastly expands the discovery of eQTLs associated with #GWAS signals for #cardiometabolic traits

Latest from the lab! I've been seeking the ultimate modulator that regulates the tempo of multiple developmental processes simultaneously, and metabolism has been an attractive candidate for such a global tempo modulator. However, I was wrong. 1/ nature.com/articles/s4146…

hubs.la/Q035n4vF0 Salamanders display remarkable starvation resistance. The Authors show that newt cells maintain constitutive activation of autophagy during prolonged starvation. This may underlie the high starvation resistance of newts and may contribute to the