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Posted by Barry Denholm, on 5 November 2021
Many internal organs fill and empty periodically while carrying out their normal physiological function. Associated peripheral neurons act as specialised mechanoreceptors to detect changes in organ volume, and relay this ...Posted by the Node, on 4 November 2021
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmentall and stem cell biology (and related) preprints.Posted by Kat Arney, on 4 November 2021
We're getting in harmony with the science of music. Is there a music gene? Does musical talent really run in families? And how does the inability to perceive music impact ...Posted by Alex Gould, on 2 November 2021
This meeting will showcase state-of-the-art developmental biology across the lifecourse. The multidisciplinary programme will highlight the latest innovations in live imaging of developing systems, organoid approaches to unravel developmental mechanisms, ...Posted by Catarina Vicente, on 27 October 2021
Applications are now open for fully funded, 4 year studentships in the Molecular Cell Biology in Health and Disease Programme at the Dunn School of Pathology, the University of Oxford. ...Posted by the Node, on 27 October 2021
Development Editor James Wells has invited three authors to discuss stem cells and disease models on Wednesday 10 NovemberPosted by the Node, on 26 October 2021
Welcome to our light-hearted look at the goings on in the world of developmental biology in the last two weeks (or so).Posted by Lindsay Henderson, on 21 October 2021
Register your interest by October 31st 2021 for the Edinburgh Gallus Genome and Embryonic Development (EGGED) Workshop in 2022. EGGED 2022 will run on the 12-15th of July 2022 at ...Posted by Kat Arney, on 21 October 2021
We look back on some of the most mind-blowing stories from the world of genetics in 2021, from Borgs to duck-billed platypuses.Posted by Pilar Okenve-Ramos, on 20 October 2021
#DrosTuga2021. The annual Portuguese Drosophila Meeting will be held online 29-30 November. Submit your abstract before October 30th. FREE attendance.