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PLOS Biology
3 months ago
How does the
#cochlea
achieve its spiral shape?
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
@earlab.bsky.social
&co show that the expression of adhesion & polarity proteins pattern the
#OrganOfCorti
and drive the compartment-specific organisation to achieve the cochlea spiral
@plosbiology.org
🧪
plos.io/4nmD8IW
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
about 1 month ago
#LatestPublication
Varsha from Dr. Raj Ladher’s lab finds that early inner ear fusion needs a hybrid EMT, where Grhl2/Sp8 remodel junctions to balance new contacts & tissue integrity. This stunning image of an otocyst, taken by Varsha, featured on the cover!
bit.ly/4omQgOL
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
about 2 months ago
#BestPaperAward
🎉 Congratulations to Raman Kaushik on being awarded the Zeeshan Khan Memorial Award 2025 (Runner Up) for the best paper published using the BLiSC Central Imaging Facility (CIFF) at the Bangalore Microscopy Course 2025.
@earlab.bsky.social
@ncbsbangalore.bsky.social
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Developmental Biology
about 2 months ago
#DBfeature
#Drosophila
🪰 Slit-independent guidance of longitudinal axons by Drosophila Robo3 "A non-Slit-binding function of Robo3 Ig1 contributes to its axon guidance activity." by Abigail Carranza, Timothy Evans et al
@timevansphd.bsky.social
sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Anubhav Prakash
about 2 months ago
link.growkudos.com/1efpeb7d8n4
A short article is now available at Kudos on our work
@earlab.bsky.social
at
@ncbsbangalore.bsky.social
about how the cochlea generates its pattern.
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Cochlea generates patterns by interacting with neighbours
We wanted to understand how cells arrange into precise patterns as the cochlea develops its spiral shape. We found that the cochlea is divided into smaller domains, each organising independently whil...
https://link.growkudos.com/1efpeb7d8n4
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Biomedical Picture of the Day BPoD
2 months ago
The ear's organ of Corti as a model system of how developmental instructions coordinate across spatial scales so that tissues are sculpted reproducibly 📷
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
et al
@tifr.res.in
in
@plosbiology.org
➡️
bpod.org.uk/archive/2025...
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Anubhav Prakash
2 months ago
@earlab.bsky.social
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PLOS Biology
3 months ago
How does the
#cochlea
achieve its spiral shape?
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
@earlab.bsky.social
&co show that the expression of adhesion & polarity proteins pattern the
#OrganOfCorti
and drive the compartment-specific organisation to achieve the cochlea spiral
@plosbiology.org
🧪
plos.io/4nmD8IW
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PLOS Biology
3 months ago
How does the
#cochlea
achieve its spiral shape?
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
@earlab.bsky.social
&co show that the expression of adhesion & polarity proteins pattern the
#OrganOfCorti
and drive the compartment-specific organisation to achieve the cochlea spiral
@plosbiology.org
🧪
plos.io/4nmD8IW
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
3 months ago
#ResearchExplained
During embryo development, if cells fail to arrange or align correctly, organs could fail to function properly. Yet, cells somehow manage to find their place & align with remarkable precision. Read here:
bit.ly/46gbk2j
✏️Christeen Paulson
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
3 months ago
#LatestPublication
In a latest study published in PLOS Genetics, Ramankaushik and team from Dr Raj Ladher's lab describe a new role for protocadherin-15 in patterning the hair cell. 🎉Congratulations to the team!
journals.plos.org/plosgenetics...
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Role of Pcdh15 in the development of intrinsic polarity of inner ear hair cells
Author summary Hearing, like other sensory modalities, is essential for animals to perceive and interact with their environment. The cochlea, the auditory sensory organ, develops under tight genetic r...
https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?id=10.1371/journal.pgen.1011825
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InSDB-ISD Joint Meeting 2025
thenode.biologists.com/insdb-isd-jo...
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InSDB-ISD Joint Meeting 2025 - the Node
The Indian Society of Developmental Biologists (InSDB) is hosting our 2025 meeting from December 14–17 at IISER Berhampur. This year will be a joint
https://thenode.biologists.com/insdb-isd-joint-meeting-2025/uncategorized/
4 months ago
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Michael Cunliffe 🏳️🌈
4 months ago
We are looking for a new
@thembauk.bsky.social
Anne Warner Research Fellow (5 year post) to develop an independent research group in the area of cell and molecular biology of marine organisms here in
#Plymouth
🔬🦠🧫🧬
mymba.mba.ac.uk/job-listing....
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Mona’s work is now online - check it and we’re Lokku g forward to any comments you have.
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5 months ago
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
5 months ago
Prof. Raj Ladher, president-InSDB and faculty @NCBS_Bangalore, will talk about cochlear morphogenesis at InSDB-ISD 2025! Raj's lab works on understanding the mechanisms that control inner ear development
#InSDB25
#InSDBISD25
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@ncbsbangalore.bsky.social
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
5 months ago
Excited to welcome Prof Sally Dunwoodie as an invited speaker for InSDB-ISD 2025! Sally's work focuses on identifying the genetic and environmental causes of congenital defects. She is also the president of
@intlsocdiff.bsky.social
. Register now:
insdb.in/events/insdb...
#InSDB25
#InSDBISD25
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Our spotlight in this lovely study from Nita et al., on Fgfr2 localisation to the cilia.
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6 months ago
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BioPatrika
6 months ago
#authorinterview
Anubhav Prakash
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
from Prof Raj Ladher lab
@earlab.bsky.social
, NCBS
@ncbsbangalore.bsky.social
talks about his work on "Pushing and pulling cells from chaos to order"
biopatrika.com/academia/res...
@natcomms.nature.com
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Pushing and pulling cells from chaos to order - BioPatrika
Researcher Spotlight - Pulling cells: Using a combination of experiments and mathematical modelling, we show that the tuned differences in the mechanical properties of junctions can organise cells int...
https://biopatrika.com/academia/researcher-spotlight/pushing-and-pulling-cells-from-chaos-to-order/
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
6 months ago
📢Good news, students and postdocs! Early bird student/postdoc registrants for InSDB-ISD25, who are members of InSDB, will be eligible for a reimbursement of the registration fee. This is supported by
@intlsocdiff.bsky.social
! Don’t miss out - register early here:
insdb.in/insdb-isd-re...
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
7 months ago
📢Registrations are now open for InSDB-ISD 25! This year, the meeting will take place at IISER BERHAMPUR from 15-17 December. Join us this December! Register here:
insdb.in/insdb-isd-re...
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@earlab.bsky.social
@soniaqsen.bsky.social
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
7 months ago
#PhDone
! 🎓 Congratulations Dr Surjit! 🎉 Surjit Singh Saini from Dr Raj Ladher's lab successfully defended his thesis! 🧵Scroll to learn about his work on understanding the development of inner-ear neurons 👂 (1/7)
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
7 months ago
#LatestPublication
in
@natcomms.nature.com
by Dr Raj Ladher & team show that fine-tuned junctional mechanics are vital for aligning polarity in chicken cochlea. 🎉Congratulations to the team!
@prakash-patterns.bsky.social
@earlab.bsky.social
Read here:
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Junctional force patterning drives both positional order and planar polarity in the auditory epithelia - Nature Communications
Sound is sensed in the cochlea through a precisely organised epithelium. Prakash and colleagues show cellular organisation results from differences in junction contractility, finding mechanics is suff...
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-58557-0#Sec6
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bioRxiv Developmental Biology
7 months ago
Epithelial fusion is mediated by a partial epithelial-mesenchymal transition
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.04.21.649757v1
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RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research (BDR)
8 months ago
🌸This week RIKEN BDR is hosting researchers from the Bangalore Life Science Research Cluster (BLiSC), which includes
@ncbsbangalore.bsky.social
, inStem, & TIGS, India. We are holding a joint meeting to further strengthen ties between BDR and BLiSC. To the BLiSC delegation, welcome to Kobe!
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
7 months ago
#NewComicAlert
! Sharing the latest comic of our collaboration with @TinkleMagazine, featuring ecologist Dr Meghna Krishnadas! Dr Meghna's lab studies plants & their interactions with other species & the environment!🌱 Free Download:
bit.ly/ncbsxtinklec...
Happy Reading!
#scicomm
#sciencecomics
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Congrats to Varsha on a fantastic study investigating the fusion of the inner ear primordium.
www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
7 months ago
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
8 months ago
InSDB25 is here! This year’s meeting will be held in Dec at IISER Berhampur as a joint meeting with the International Society of Differentiation. We’ve got an incredible lineup and we can’t wait to share more details. Keep an eye out for more updates
insdb.in/events/insdb...
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
9 months ago
#Congratulations🎉
Abhinav Tyagi from Prof Uma Ramakrishnan's lab at NCBS is awarded the 2025 Smith Fellowship for pursuing post-doctoral research in applied conservation science at Purdue University, Indiana, USA. Fellowship details:
www.smithfellows.org/updates/anno...
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
10 months ago
The third talk from the Gulmohar series is out! Listen to Poulomi Banerjee talk about the role of microglia in neurodevelopmental disorders.
youtu.be/NzUgmah5WIc?...
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Gulmohar-Postdoc Talk Series | Episode 2 | Poulomi Banerjee
YouTube video by InSDB
https://youtu.be/NzUgmah5WIc?si=NzBj-N-ji4L5dZUc
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
9 months ago
The next set of Gulmohar talks is here! We have Kirti Gupta from
@rashmi-priya.bsky.social
lab at
@crick.ac.uk
and
@nehaghosh.bsky.social
from Treisman lab at NYU School of Medicine. 🗓️March 11 ⏰6 PM IST If you haven't signed up to be a participant before, use this link:
forms.gle/gGnZbd6w9yTi...
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National Centre for Biological Sciences, Bengaluru
9 months ago
#AdmissionsAlert
! The National Centre for Biological Sciences announces the opening of online applications for admission to its PhD programme through National Exam Route. Application Deadline: 24th March 2025 Joining: 1st August 2025 Apply here:
bit.ly/4igBGFK
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reposted by
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
10 months ago
Dr. Shubha Tole (
@shubhatole.bsky.social
), faculty in the Department of Biological Sciences at TIFR's Mumbai Campus, is the new President-Elect of the International Brain Research Organisation (IBRO)! Watch her inspiring @bbcnewsmarathi interview:
youtu.be/Y50lV-OAdNQ
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Brain Research : मेंदूवर संशोधनाने Neuroscience मध्ये ठसा उमटवणाऱ्या Dr Shubha Tole | TIFR
YouTube video by BBC News Marathi
https://youtu.be/Y50lV-OAdNQ
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
10 months ago
We are very happy to announce the InSDB 2025 meeting🎉This year, the meeting will be held jointly with the International Society of Differentiation! When? Dec 15-17, 2025 Where? We’ll let you guess this one for now! Drop your guesses 👇. Mark your calendars, and stay tuned for more details!
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
10 months ago
In the latest episode of 'Behind The Bench', Sundar Naganathan talks to InSDB about his research journey and work
@tifrscience.bsky.social
. Read the interview here:
insdb.in/behind-the-b...
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
12 months ago
InSDB is running a virtual postdoc talk series for postdocs to present their work and share their science! We meet once every month for two fascinating talks. If you are a postdoc, do sign up to be a speaker now-our slots are filling up
t.co/9j0NsvGSZw
Do share & spread the word among
#DevBio
folks!
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bioRxiv Developmental Biology
about 1 year ago
Timing of delamination of inner ear neurons specifies their topography and target innervation https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.25.625134v1
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Timing of delamination of inner ear neurons specifies their topography and target innervation https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.25.625134v1
The neurons of the inner ear delaminate from a sensorineurogenic epithelium in the ventral part of t
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.11.25.625134v1
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Our paper on the role of Pcdh15 in generating inner ear polarity
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12 months ago
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Indian Society of Developmental Biologists
12 months ago
Hello folks! Welcome to InSDB's official Bluesky account! InSDB is the national society that represents all the
#DevBio
and stem cell researchers in India. Check out our website for more info:
insdb.in
Also, follow us for all things
#DevBio
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I’m proud of our new preprint. We show how patterning and morphogenesis can be integrated. Have a read
biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
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Mechanical coupling of compartments drives polarity and patterning of mouse auditory epithelium
bioRxiv - the preprint server for biology, operated by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a research and educational institution
https://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2024.09.16.613243v1
about 1 year ago
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