David Lagman retweeted
How did vertebrate opsins 👁️diversify? - putting the last pieces of the puzzle together
Gene linkage in a jawless vertebrate living in a distant corner of the world shed light on a big evolutionary picture of the light-sensing ☀ system we all rely on. academic.oup.com/mbe/article…
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#DBfeature #Oikopleura🌊
Pax3/7 gene function in Oikopleura dioica supports a neuroepithelial-like origin for its house-making Fol territory
by David Lagman, Daniel Chourrout et al @lanternshark
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David Lagman retweeted
Loving deep-sea fish and molecular evolution?
We're hiring!:-) Looking for a motivated PhD student to join us to study evolution of vision & to explore limits of vertebrate eye in extreme environment. Deadline 15th March. Thanks for applying and sharing!
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David Lagman retweeted
I am more than happy to share our preprint about the evolution of non-visual and visual opsins in fishes, fruit of a collaboration between the Salzburger lab (@fogg_lily , @WSalzburger ) and Fabio Cortesi (@FCortesi).
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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✨Read how a team of researchers led by David Lagman @lanternshark uncovered how #Oikopleura dioica repurposed ancient cellular machinery to build its complex, food-filtering "house." @AppyGenetics @mchlab @UiB @SocDevBio
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David Lagman retweeted
✨Huge congratulations to David Lagman @lanternshark with Anthony Leon @Bio_Antho, Nadia Cieminska @nadia24075483, Wei Deng, Marios Chatzigeorgiou @mchlab, Simon Henriet, and Daniel Chourrout @AppyGenetics for their latest publication in Developmental Biology @SocDevBio! 👏 @UiB
We are so happy to see @lanternshark's work finally published! By using a wide set of techniques (CRISPR, scRNA-seq, ISH, FISH, IF), we show the importance of Pax3/7b+ cells in the formation of the house in O. dioica.
Moreover ...🧵
check 👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.ydbio.2024…
David Lagman retweeted
We are so happy to see @lanternshark's work finally published! By using a wide set of techniques (CRISPR, scRNA-seq, ISH, FISH, IF), we show the importance of Pax3/7b+ cells in the formation of the house in O. dioica.
Moreover ...🧵
check 👉 doi.org/10.1016/j.ydbio.2024…
Finally! The work I did during my postdoc Bergen @MSarsCentre in the @AppyGenetics lab out in Developmental Biology! Great job everyone involved! doi.org/10.1016/j.ydbio.2024…
David Lagman retweeted
Feel free to visit my poster P057 at #EED2024. The work was done in collaboration with @lanternshark at @MSarsCentre. Peace out ✌️
David Lagman retweeted
New preprint from the lab: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… . @ZonglaiL @HoyerJorgen show that members of the evolutionarily conserved #Anoctamin superfamily modulate Ciona metamorphosis rates in response to mechanical & chemical inputs. @UiB @MSarsCentre
David Lagman retweeted
Our lab engineer @Bio_Antho had the opportunity to show his results on scRNAseq analysis of O. dioica. His collaboration w/ @lanternshark at @MSarsCentre is helping our team to investigate the origin and divergence of lineage-specific cell types in larvaceans @OISTedu @UiB
David Lagman retweeted
Our engineer @aaasjord has been in charge of the appendicularian facility (Appypark) at @MSarsCentre for many years. Now she is sharing her experience with our colleagues from @OISTedu @luslab @evodevogenomeUB and learning about the different cryptospecies of O. dioica in Okinawa
David Lagman retweeted
Postdoc #SimonHenriet does not fear working in non - conventional biological models. He is the first one to sequence, analyze and uncover the mysteries of Fritillaria borealis, a larvacean with striking genomic features. @MSarsCentre @OISTedu
David Lagman retweeted
We are so proud of our postdoc @maxiaofei320 who is uncovering the role of Hox proteins in O. dioica - Norway. CRISPR-Cas9 mutants, generated in collaboration with @CarineLG29, exhibit striking phenotypes during development.
@UiB @MSarsCentre @OISTedu
David Lagman retweeted
I am happy to announce our latest pre-print, led by MS student Seth Frazer! We can predict the color sensitivity of opsin sequences quite accurately using its gene sequence alone in machine learning models. I'll write a little thread here to explain
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
David Lagman retweeted
Proud to share our latest story which is out in @CurrentBiology today! The story unravels how the Ciona larvae senses its environment using polymodal sensory neurons that promotes or impede settlement and metamorphosis. I am humble to be a part of such a great team in the @mchlab
David Lagman retweeted
Our preprint reporting the genome of the hagfish *Eptatretus atami* has now been published in @Nature incorporating extra analyses, particularly focused on diploidisation after WGDs in vertebrates
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Hagfish genome elucidates vertebrate whole-genome duplication events and their evolutionary consequences nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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Huge congratulations to Researcher Oleg Tolstenkov
@O_Tolstenkov and Group Leader Marios Chatzigeorgiou @mchlab with Alexander Gorbushin @iephb_ras for an article published in @CommsBio on different life stages of the parasite Cryptocotyle lingua! 📸Anne Aasjord @aaasjord 👏
@UiB
Neurobiological analysis of the fish parasite, Cryptocotyle lingua, shows streamlined signaling and the absence of key pathways, incl. nitric oxide synthase & sheds light on trematode host-infection adaptations: nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
@O_Tolstenkov @mchlab @aaasjord @MSarsCentre
David Lagman retweeted
Want to understand the evolution of first brains🧠?Come join us @MSarsCentre @UiB . Postdoc position available: "Decoding the gelatinous origins of brain evolution" as part of our @HFSP grant w Fred Wolf @uniGoettingen #ctenophores. RTs highly appreciated. jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo…

























