sisley (I224N) is the first in vivo model for Ddx49 mutation and we think it provides interesting insights into ribosomopathy specificities and dependence of pattern on cell-type specific population-expansion. Alfred Sisley was underappreciated in his time but at least now he has a cool mutant.

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A bystander response to injury in planarian regeneration This Research Highlight showcases work by Cecilia Pellegrini and Peter Reddien. journals.biologists.com/dev/article/...

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Do populations evolve similar traits through the same or different genetic mechanisms? 🐠A #cavefish study identifies that repeated evolution comes from reusing a limited subset of genomic regions, affecting eye size, sleep, and feeding traits. Now live in October #GENETICS issue: 🔗 buff.ly/ae5YNB1

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Early voting in NYC starts Saturday, October 24! Check out this contest featuring some very talented student artists on the Lower East Side.

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A new study by researchers in Bern found that certain cypriniform fish species exhibit both small bodies and small genomes, a correlation that has evolved independently in at least three lineages. 🐟🧪

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