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Posted by Debora Bogani, on 27 February 2024
What we see Approximately 1 in 20 babies are born with severe anatomical malformations. Each year this equates to 8 million affected newborns, of which 300,000 die within the first ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 22 February 2024
Scientists from North Carolina State University have used a herbicide to discover that disrupting metabolism could derail a series of cellular events required for proper elongation and rotation of the ...Posted by the Node, on 5 February 2024
Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints.Posted by Marie Nydam, on 2 February 2024
The 1st International Symposium on Women in Tunicate Biology, organized by Anna Di Gregorio and Marie Nydam, was held online on March 28-29, 2023. This global symposium was attended by ...Posted by Reinier Prosee, on 23 January 2024
In line with preLights’ ongoing postLights initiative, one of the preLights Ambassadors, Martin Estermann, has decided to create and host a new webinar series focusing on the journey of the preprint. This ...Posted by the Node, on 5 January 2024
Happy New Year! Welcome to our monthly trawl for developmental and stem cell biology (and related) preprints.Posted by Brent Foster, on 3 January 2024
What is this? A sea anemone stinging cell (F; left panel) and change in cell identity following the knockout of a gene called NvSox2 (G; right panel). How was this ...Posted by Alexandra Bisia, on 3 January 2024
What is this? BEE-ST (Bone and tEEth Spatio-Temporal growth monitoring) is a method to monitor mineralization dynamics across species. It is based on the intraperitoneal (abdominal cavity) administration of fluorescent ...Posted by Joyce Yu, on 3 January 2024
A 'flipbook' of zebrafish embryogenesis in the 1996 issue of Development.Posted by Michael Dorrity, on 29 December 2023
Find out the story behind the paper about temperature sensitivity across cell types in zebrafish embryos, from first author Mike Dorrity.