If you're attending Anatomy Connected 2026, check out our session on navigating the publication landscape in anatomical sciences with presentations by the Editors-in-Chief of all 3 @AnatomyOrg journals!
Friday 4/17 4:00-5:30pm in Ruidoso/San Miguel 220/215
Join us Wednesday January 21, 12pm ET for the Inspiring Scientific Curiosity, Discovery and Innovation webinar.
Learn about "Pelvic evolution and bipedalism: how humans came to walk" from Dr Terence Capellini.
The webinar is free. Register here:
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Zoe Griffin’s last day in our lab. @RiceUniversity undergrad pursued research since 2022 w/Bonnie Kircher on brown anoles. She is headed for grad school @universityofga . Last summer she trained w/ @aussiebiologist studying chameleons. @SocDevBio
Great to meet and talk science, research and journey with @SocDevBio Choose Development Fellows. Chameleons are cool! Thanks @rrbehringer for the invitation.
In celebration of the @AnatomyOrg conference we're pleased to share a joint virtual issue on "Connecting organ development, evolution, and physiology" with our sibling journals, @DevelopmentalDy & @AnatSciEduc. Cross-disciplinary look at organogenesis!
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Join us Wednesday February 26th, 12pm ET for the Inspiring Scientific Curiosity and Discovery webinar.
Learn about "The evolution and development of cartilage and bone" from Dr Brian Eames.
The webinar is free to attend. Register here:
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Inspiring Scientific Curiosity and Discovery is back after the break with guest speaker, @EamesLab on February 26 at noon EST. Sign up today and learn about the evolution and development of cartilage and bone:
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Rapid generation of single-insertion #transgenics by #Tol2 transposition in #zebrafish. This study describes modifications to Tol2-mediated transgenesis that facilitates the generation of multiple independent single-insertion F1 transgenic lines doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.719
#Obesity affects nearly 1 in every 8 #humans and is a major risk factor for human #diseases. This review describes the mechanisms governing #adipose development, distribution and function, and the conversion of white into beige adipose #tissue. doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.708
The Art of Science - Cover of Developmental Dynamics
#Phalloidin-stained #musculature in the scolex and neck of the #tapeworm Hymenolepis microstoma. Thanks to Francesca Jarero, Andrew Baillie, Nick Riddiford, Jimena Montagne, Uriel Koziol and Peter Olson
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Thank you to Dr Angelo Iulianella for a fantastic presentation and journey through formation of the cerebral cortex and cerebellum, highlighting different types of neuronal migration, and the importance of neuronal cytoarchitecture in brain development and neurological disorders.
Join us Today Oct 30 at 12pm ET for the next "Inspiring Scientific Curiosity and Discovery" webinar.
Dr Angelo Iulianela will discuss “NEURONS ON THE MOVE: HOW NEURONAL MIGRATION SHAPES BRAIN ANATOMY DURING DEVELOPMENT”
Registration is free:
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Join us Wednesday Oct 30 at 12pm ET for the next "Inspiring Scientific Curiosity and Discovery" webinar.
Dr Angelo Iulianela will discuss “NEURONS ON THE MOVE: HOW NEURONAL MIGRATION SHAPES BRAIN ANATOMY DURING DEVELOPMENT”
Registration is free: anatomy.org/ANATOMY/Meetings…
#Blood Development: In this study, the authors generated epoa-deficient #zebrafish as a model of Diamond–Blackfan #anemia like (DBAL), which occurs in humans in association with recessive loss-of-function mutations in #EPO. doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.703
The Art of Science - Cover of Developmental Dynamics
Isl1/2+ ganglion and amacrine cells (green) and Caspase-3+ (red) in the developing retina and eye lid junction.
With thanks to Leif Carlsson, Christoffer Nord, Iwan Jones, Maria Garcia-Maestre, and Anna-Carin Hägglund