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PhD student @MarcelleLab6 Chicken Embryo, Muscle Development, Evo-Devo, Wnt Signaling, Limb Development

Lyon, France
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RT @ewholling: How do non-coding variants in enhancers cause human disease?. Here, in my main PhD work with @evgenykvon, we uncover a surpr….
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RT @NeilShubin: New paper from the lab: Our teeth arose as sensory organs on the outside of the body of ancient jawless fish.!! Congrats to….
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Anyone who has ever squirmed through a dental cleaning can tell you how sensitive teeth can be. This sensitivity gives important feedback about temperature, pressure—and yes, pain—as we bite and chew...
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RT @ScienceMagazine: A new @ScienceAdvances study has found that the coelacanth—an evolutionarily ancient fish often nicknamed a living fos….
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RT @Matt_Muscle_Guy: New @SciReports paper: Creation of knockin mice for the fluorescence protein based in vivo identification of skeletal….
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Scientific Reports - Creation of knockin mice for the fluorescence protein based in vivo identification of skeletal myofiber types
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RT @AvianSeminar: Our next seminar next Monday the 24th of February ! Local time zones are indicated in the banner 🦚.If you never have regi….
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RT @AvianSeminar: Our next speakers for January! Last Monday of January, the 27th, 17:00 UTC on Zoom. Local time zones are indicated in the….
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RT @Mech_Morph_Lab: Our work on the role of endogenous electric fields in guiding collective cell migration in vivo is finally out @NatureM….
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Nature Materials - Electric fields guide collective cell migration in developing embryos of Xenopus laevis via a voltage-sensitive phosphatase.
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RT @CrumpLab: The outer ear is a mammalian innovation but where did it come from? In our study in @Nature, @MathiThiru95 and colleagues fin….
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RT @eLife: Visualising sarcomere and cellular dynamics in skeletal muscle to improve cell therapies. .
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RT @CanAztekin: 🚨Why can’t mammals regenerate legs or arms like frog tadpoles or salamanders? .Our preprint tackles (part of) this BIG ques….
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Why mammals cannot regenerate limbs, unlike amphibians, presents a longstanding puzzle in biology. We show that exposing ex vivo amputated embryonic mouse limbs to subatmospheric oxygen environment,...
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RT @ScienceMagazine: A new study finds ants best humans at tests of collective intelligence. Learn more: @Newsfrom….
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RT @ItaiYanai: It’s crazy how talking with a science buddy is simultaneously what’s most likely to move the project forward and the thing t….
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RT @WitmerLab: Happy Holidays to all! Here’s a little 🎄 gift for those who enjoy the anatomy of extant animals: a PDF of a really great atl….
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RT @batut_julie: ❗️Our new paper "Local activation of Cxcl12a signaling controls olfactory placode morphogenesis in zebrafish embryos" is o….
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RT @NeilShubin: Come to Tokyo March 2026 for the limb conference! Honored to be sharing the keynote space with Cliff Tabin and Ken Poss. h….
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RT @Mattowers1: Just a reminder about our exciting PhD project: Closing date - 6th Jan!.
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RT @LANEVOL: 🎉 We're excited to share our new research in @Nature! We reveal that crocodile head scales self-organize through compressive f….
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Nature - Crocodile head scales self-organize through purely mechanical compressive skin folding rather than a patterning process controlled by gene interactions.
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