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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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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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Analysis | Assassination Culture: majority of left-leaning voters would justify killing Trump or Musk and approve of destroying Teslas https://t.co/DviVA3AY39
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A report by the Network Contagion Research Institute warns that the number of people who would endorse violent acts has skyrocketed and the mythologizing of acts such as the murder of the UnitedHea...
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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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To learn more about how this story unfolded and the people behind it, we spoke to first author, Rebecca Oramas, and the corresponding author, Jianjun Sun https://t.co/OsAu03wqlw
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