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Asst. Prof. at University of Geneva Evolutionary cell biology of multicellular developmental programs www.dudinlab.com #Ichthyosporea, #Multicellularity, #Evolution, #Embryo, #Development, #Protist, #UExM, #Cytoskeleton, #Expansion #Microscopy
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Now with photo. My lab decided to dress up as the summer version of me, though I think they needed rattier t-shirts. i am not a clothing observer so it was only when they came to journal club with carrots that i noticed
Show PostOur latest: Metazoan diversification characterized by elevated rates of evolution during the middle Ediacaran to earliest Cambrian, by Zhiqing Guo and friends www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Show PostIf you want to skim through what was done and what the model tried, a (large) summary of the results for that project are here github.com/evocellnet/h...
Show PostNo, it was disappointing. Essentially, the model defined the independent transitions, predicted orthologies and defined several theories on the origin of multicellularity. Almost no test had enough power to be conclusive. There is probably room for improvement now if we tried.
Show PostFinally, thanks to Jing Xie and Dani Fachinetti for writing a beautiful News & Views about our paper: nature.com/articles/s41...
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