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Development is a leading research journal in the field of developmental biology, covering stem cells, regeneration, evodevo, epigenetics, morphogenesis and more
Cambridge, UK
Joined February 2010
Issue 22 is complete! On the cover: Z-stack image sequence of a human hepatoblast organoid stained for markers AFP (cyan) and ALB (magenta) with nuclear Hoechst 33342 (yellow). See Research Article by Ekatarini Zacharis, @VallierLab and colleagues: https://t.co/I9jAFgoJEb
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As we reflect on the past 100 years, one thing becomes clear: the impact we have had on the communities we serve is only possible because of our inspiring and motivated staff. Read more about the people behind the Company here: https://t.co/zkF0W3Tpir
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Minimalist look, maximum strength. Your new go-to magnetic phone holder for every drive.
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We were delighted to welcome our most recent Pathway to Independence (PI) fellows to our offices at @Co_Biologists this week for leadership training. Find out more about our PI fellows and how to apply here: https://t.co/yOr9k7q7A3 Application deadline: 2 February 2026.
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Ready for #EMBOevoChromo25 ?Come say hi and feel free to pick up one of our #chromatin #evolution related Development at a glance posters by @robert_ife @deneenwellik @PutnamLab and others 🤩
Attending @EMBO's #EMBOevoChromo25 Workshop next week? Our Reviews Editor @TsangIngrid will also be there - feel free to talk to her about the journal or @Co_Biologists's activities!
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Attending @EMBO's #EMBOevoChromo25 Workshop next week? Our Reviews Editor @TsangIngrid will also be there - feel free to talk to her about the journal or @Co_Biologists's activities!
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To learn more about this work and the people behind it, we talked to first authors Fuyun Bian, Kimiasadat Golestaneh (@KimiasadatG), Emily Davis and Abdullah Khan from the Retinal Epigenetics and Genomics Laboratory at the @UPMC Vision Institute (USA).
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Read the #OA Research Article ‘SOX2-driven enhancer landscape defines the transcriptional architecture of retinogenesis’ here: https://t.co/iW5jox4YYx
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Decoding the role of SOX2 in retinal progenitor competence This Research Highlight showcases the work of Fuyun Bian, Kimiasadat Golestaneh (@KimiasadatG), Emily Davis, Abdullah Khan, Issam Al Diri and colleagues: https://t.co/Qnr3Ndx7rR
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Applications now open for the PI programme's next cohort: https://t.co/1saYNmKaWy Deadline: Monday 2 February 2026
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A path to success: Development's Pathway to Independence programme In this Perspective, @TsangIngrid discusses how our Pathway to Independence (PI) programme helps its fellows establish their own labs, with a particular focus on our inaugural 2023 cohort https://t.co/O1kDbvgopU
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Primate amnion development In this Review, Nikola Sekulovski, Amber E. Carleton, Chien-Wei Lin and Kenichiro Taniguchi (@TheTaniguchiLab) discuss recent advances in primate amnion development: https://t.co/4tgC9f5Bxd
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Also in Issue 22: ▪️5 Research highlights ▪️5 ‘People behind the paper’ interviews ▪️‘In preprints’ Perspective on eye development ▪️Spotlight on mammalian diapause https://t.co/PVBZ2aRqtv
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Learn more about why this programme was started in 2022, and some of the PI fellows we have supported so far, in this #biologists100 Perspective article by Reviews Editor Ingrid Tsang: https://t.co/O1kDbvgWfs
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Apply for our Pathway to Independence (PI) programme, supporting postdocs in #devbio and #stemcell research during the transition to their first group leader position: https://t.co/1saYNmKaWy Application deadline: 2 February 2026.
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Our next extraordinary biologist is Grace Lim, a prolific preLighter @preLights and contributor to @the_Node and @Dev_journal. #100biologists
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Next week, Development Editor James Wells (@JimWellsLab) will be attending the next meeting from @cshlmeetings, Assembloids & Complex Cell-Cell Interactions across Tissues & Organs. Speak to Jim about your next submission to Development. Meet the team: https://t.co/dEBdx1LImE
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To learn more about how this story unfolded and the people behind it, we spoke to first author, Misa Okumura-Hirono, and the corresponding author, Tetsuya Bando https://t.co/KNYHZw2Ivx
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Read the #OpenAccess Research Article ‘ROS produced by Dual oxidase regulate cell proliferation and haemocyte migration during leg regeneration in the cricket here: https://t.co/BabOBWusdO
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Highlighted Article: In the cricket Gryllus bimaculatus, reduced ROS production causes hypertrophy of the regenerating leg due to decreased epithelial cell proliferation, thinner cuticle formation...
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ROS heal the cricket leg This Research Highlight showcases the work from Misa Okumura-Hirono, Tetsuya Bando and colleagues https://t.co/wdvuVMPeMz
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As the last month of @Co_Biologists' 100 anniversary year approaches, we'd love to hear about your experience with the Company by sending a virtual message in a bottle. https://t.co/L55k3dqRgf
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