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Year of birth: 1976 Marital status: engaged with #devbio Affiliated to The International Society for Developmental Biology (ISDN)

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Akis Papantonis @AkisPapantonis·

Last night, our preprint on the contribution of #RNAPII on #3Dgenome organization transformed into an article in @ScienceAdvances. This is a piece of work very close to my heart (for multiple, mostly non-scientific reasons); thus, a short thread follows:
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abg8205

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Lucie Delemotte @DelemotteLab·

Cool to see the details of contributions of each VSD to channel activation and opening! #ionchannels https://twitter.com/JGenPhysiol/status/1451550665935831069

JGenPhysiol@JGenPhysiol

In our latest Research News: https://bit.ly/3ArVv6u
Nicoletta Savalli (left), Riccardo Olcese (center), and colleagues reveal the distinct physical properties of the CaV1.1 channel’s four voltage-sensing domains (VSD I–IV, right). https://bit.ly/3oIpi8Q

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Benoit Bruneau @benoitbruneau·

So much for 20+ years of studying a KO mouse. Mesp1 KO without selection cassette has no phenotype. https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/148/20/dev194613/272544/Formal-proof-of-the-requirement-of-MESP1-and-MESP2

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Development @Dev_journal·

Probing the germ cell fate competency of epiblast stem cells

A Research Highlight showcasing new work from Saya Kagiwada, Shinya Aramaki, Hans Schöler @MPI_Muenster and colleagues

https://journals.biologists.com/dev/article/148/20/e148_e2004/272532/Probing-the-germ-cell-fate-competency-of-epiblast

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Demetriades Lab @DemetriadesLab·

Happy scientists are those who are able to attend cool conferences in-person again! 😀

(Half-a-group pic from our recent trip to Nice, joining for the 'TOR de France' meeting.)

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The Swedish Developmental Biology Organization was founded in 1976 and is affiliated to ISDN, The International Society for Developmental Biology. Its purpose is to promote interest in developmental biology in Sweden.

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