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Lab of Detlev Arendt, tweets by *any* of the lab members. Working to understand cell type evolution with the weirdest beasties we can find!

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Our story about relaxing sponges is out today in Current Biology! 🧽 For a concise summary, check out the thread below 👇 cell.com/current-biolog…

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Sponges lack muscles & neurons. Yet, they move. How? EMBL Heidelberg Arendt Group Arendt Lab, Savitski Lab, Prevedel Lab & others, showed that sponge movement relies on an ancient relaxant-inflammatory response also found in vertebrate vascular systems. embl.org/news/science/a…

Sponges lack muscles & neurons. Yet, they move. How?

EMBL Heidelberg Arendt Group <a href="/wormduty/">Arendt Lab</a>, <a href="/savitski_lab/">Savitski Lab</a>, <a href="/Prevedel_Lab/">Prevedel Lab</a> &amp; others, showed that sponge movement relies on an ancient relaxant-inflammatory response also found in vertebrate vascular systems.

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Happy to announce our new preprint on the ancestry of cell adhesion and self-recognition in animals! We used proteomics and structure-based searches to re-examine the Aggregation Factor from the classical sponge mode first studied by Henry Wilson in 1907! doi.org/10.1101/2024.0…