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Communications Biology
18 days ago
Genetic and functional analysis in zebrafish shows that Vgll4 limits tissue growth by inhibiting Yap1–Tead–mediated activation and promoting Tead-dependent repression, providing a framework for how Hippo pathway output regulates organ size in vivo.
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Two distinct modes of Vgll4-mediated Tead regulation control organ size in zebrafish - Communications Biology
Genetic and functional analysis in zebrafish shows that Vgll4 limits tissue growth by inhibiting Yap1–Tead– mediated activation and promoting Tead-dependent repression, providing a framework for how H...
https://go.sn.pub/gxi8wg
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Oh thank you
@mads100tist.bsky.social
:-)!!!
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Stephan Lab
6 months ago
Our M.Sc. PBioC (Physical Biology of Cells and Cell Interactions) students at
@goetheuni.bsky.social
had their first hands-on encounter with STED microscopy this week — and they captured some truly stunning super-resolution images.
#FluorescenceFriday
#Superresolution
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Chaitanya Dingare
28 days ago
Part of my PhD thesis is published as an article. Congratulations to all the authors and huge thanks to
@vlecaudey.bsky.social
and everyone involved in taking this study forward and get it published.
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New paper from the lab @
@commsbio.nature.com
:
rdcu.be/ffjng!
! A project initiated years ago by
@chaitanyadingare.bsky.social
and taken over by Alicia and Veronika with the help of great students and other lab members
@goetheuni.bsky.social
and collaborators. Enjoy the reading!!
28 days ago
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Stefan Luschnig
about 2 months ago
Job Alert! lecturer position at Institute of Integrative Cell Biology and Physiology
#IIZP
@uni-muenster.de
Unique opportunity * permanent full-time position * vibrant research and teaching environment Apply by April 15th
tinyurl.com/wn7kesdb
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Mathieu Preußner
2 months ago
Just combed through my old data… et voilà: a tooth of the gill comb. 🐟✨
#FluorescenceFriday
#zebrafish
#DevBio
#SciArt
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Congratulations Maik, so well deserved! and such a nice thread!! Looking forward to meet+hear you next week!
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3 months ago
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René Schneider
5 months ago
📣 Save the date! The GfE Meeting 2026 is coming to Potsdam 🇩🇪🌱 ✨ Four outstanding keynote speakers (Hans Clevers, Isabel Fariñas, Thomas Bosch, Frank Bradke) ✨ 🏅 Celebration of the Klaus Sander, Hilde Mangold, and José Campos-Ortega Awards 🏅 👉
www.uni-potsdam.de/en/gfe-meeti...
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Maik Bischoff
7 months ago
Breathtaking... These are fish gills! Reminds me of something that you'd find on a
#coralreef
... Sea pens?
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Zebrafish Rock!
7 months ago
Stunning 👏
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Dr. Ina Klockner🧬👩🔬🔬
7 months ago
Amazing paper with gorgeous imaging 🔥 from
@mathpreu.bsky.social
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A developmental atlas of zebrafish gills links early vascular patterning to adult architecture
Summary: An atlas of zebrafish gill vasculature reveals developmental asymmetries and shows how early vascular patterning shapes filaments and lamellae and is reflected in adult gill architecture.
https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/152/20/dev204984/369171/A-developmental-atlas-of-zebrafish-gills-links
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Biomedical Picture of the Day BPoD
7 months ago
Study of zebrafish gill development provides fundamentals of vertebrate tissue branching & vessel growth 📹
@mathpreu.bsky.social
et al,
@goetheuni.bsky.social
, in
@dev-journal.bsky.social
➡️
bpod.org.uk/archive/2025...
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Chaitanya Dingare
8 months ago
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
late post! Parts of my PhD thesis are now in a preprint. Just imagine if each cell of your organs decides to undergo some extra divisions while being formed, how would they look and what prevents that from happening? This is exactly what I have shown in my work.
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Vgll4 Proteins limit Organ Size in Zebrafish through Yap1-Dependent and -Independent Mechanisms
Precise control of organ size is crucial during development and homeostasis. Dysregulation of the underlying mechanisms can result in organ malformation and tumorigenesis. Although the Hippo signaling...
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.05.08.652796v1
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New preprint from the Lecaudey lab by first authors Anna Mertens and Nicola Moratscheck, with the help of other former members including
@chaitanyadingare.bsky.social
uncovering the role of integrin-laminin interactions during epithelial collective cell migration!
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8 months ago
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12 months ago
TUMOR SUPPRESSOR RASSF8 CONTROLS COLLECTIVE CELL MIGRATION New findings in the Drosophila model shed light on cancer mechanisms, see press release Marburg Universiy:
www.uni-marburg.de/de/aktuelles...
. Original PNAS publication:
doi.org/10.1073/pnas...
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Maik Bischoff
11 months ago
FINALLY out in
#Science
Advances! 🎉 3 years of hard work, a fantastic team — and I’m proud to be first and co-corresponding author! It's about Plexin signaling driving collective cell migration & organ sculpting. Check out the videos 😀
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
#DevBio
#CellBio
#Microscopy
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Cristina Pujades
12 months ago
Do you want to join us to work in neurodevelopmental biology? Please apply 👇
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Mathieu Preußner
12 months ago
If you’ve ever wondered how those intricate gill structures emerge—and how gills develop throughout a zebrafish’s lifespan—check out my new preprint! We dive into the development of gills and their vasculature in detail. Huge thanks to
@vlecaudey.bsky.social
for the support🐟
#zebrafish
#microscopy
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Kevin Thiessen, PhD
12 months ago
Thrilled that my blog post was the most-read hit on the Node for the month of May ☺️ It acts as an intro to the amazing tools that are (freely) available to
#zebrafish
researchers. Do check it out if you haven’t yet. 🔗
thenode.biologists.com/bioinformati...
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New preprint from the lab! Beautiful work by
@mathpreu.bsky.social
, who delved into the early development of gills and their intricate vasculature. Thanks to the Clusterproject ENABLE and
@goetheuni.bsky.social
for the funding!
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
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https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.06.02.657338v1
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Zebrafish Rock!
about 1 year ago
“We propose a model in which Yap1, together with Tead proteins, ensures that the [posterior lateral line primordium] contains a sufficient number of cells before migration begins.” New work from
@vlecaudey.bsky.social
👩🔬
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Martin Grininger
about 1 year ago
📢 The University of Frankfurt (Germany) is hiring a Full Professor in Organic Synthesis -->Cutting-edge research in an open, collaborative environment? Check out the call and join one of Germany’s leading research universities.
#AcademicJobs
#FacultyPosition
www.nature.com/naturecareer...
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Professor (W3) in Organic Synthesis - Frankfurt am Main, Hessen (DE) job with Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt | 12838450
Goethe University Frankfurt am Main invites applications for the position of Professor (W3) in Organic Synthesis at the Faculty of Biochemistry, Ch...
https://www.nature.com/naturecareers/job/12838450/professor-w3-in-organic-synthesis/
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Heard Island Government
about 1 year ago
It’s 9am TFT time here, and citizens are already gathering to protest Tariffs by the United States. Our plain clothes Officer Penguins are attempting to maintain calm, but unfortunately we keep losing them in the crowd.
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Society for Developmental Biology
about 1 year ago
Check out SDB President Carole LaBonne's op-ed on how basic science is the engine that drives transformative discoveries. 'Why we study shrimp on treadmills: The case for curiosity-driven research'
bit.ly/4lhm2Mv
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Why we study shrimp on treadmills: The case for curiosity-driven research
“If we cut or limit funding for curiosity-driven research, we risk shutting down the pipeline of future innovation,” writes Carole LaBonne of Northwestern.
https://bit.ly/4lhm2Mv
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Mathieu Preußner
about 1 year ago
1/2 🎉 I’m thrilled to share that I’ve made it in my first image competition! It’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase my work 🔬. My image highlights the vasculature of the entire gill 🦓🐟
thenode.biologists.com/vote-for-you...
Needless to say, all the images are stunning! Please vote🗳️
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Vote for your favourite image in the Node–FocalPlane image competition - the Node
Browse through the gallery of the 15 shortlisted images and vote for your favourite image by Wednesday 26 March.
https://thenode.biologists.com/vote-for-your-favourite-image-in-the-node-focalplane-image-competition/photo/?utm_source=bluesky
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