Fish reproductive physiology; Sex determination, differentiation and control; Epigenetics; Aquaculture; Domestication; Climate change; Population sex ratios.

Joined October 2018
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Group of Biology of Reproduction retweeted
18 Oct 2024
📣 Early bird registration & abstract submission for #epimar2025 is now open! Join us next May in sunny Barcelona to hear and discuss the latest trends in #MarineEpigenetics. Register now for the best prices and help build the Epimar community! https:/epimar2025.org 🦀🐟🪸🌱
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... and the other shows how to build them for applications in fisheries management and conservation biology frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
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Group of Biology of Reproduction retweeted
3 Nov 2022
🎉 Congratulations to our colleague Francesc Piferrer, from the @GroupBiolRepro: the book "Sex Control in Aquaculture" made it to @bookauthority 's best Aquaculture books of all time! 🔗bookauthority.org/award/Sex-…
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🔊 Last GBR paper out! We provide a protocol to develop an #epigenetic #biomarker with prognostic and diagnostic value! It informs on the quality of thermal environment in farmed fish. Check it out from: doi.org/10.1016/j.aquacultur… @GroupBiolRepro @ICMCSIC

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Group of Biology of Reproduction retweeted
What a wonderful week! living the 30th CECE & ISFE joint congress in Portugal to the most with great scientists and friends :D couldn't ask for more.. and then I even won the 1st prize for the oral talk! Thanks! What an honour!! @GroupBiolRepro @ICMCSIC @J_Exp_Biol @ceceisfe2022
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Unexpected results! We report that, in a global warming scenario, fish with chromosomal sex determination (SD) may not necessarily be better protected against the masculinizing effect of high temperature than fish with polygenic SD. doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.202…
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Published! The evolutionary history of sexual systems in fish, with >4600 sp. analyzed. Separate sexes is the ancestral system, and sequential hermaphroditism is an intermediate step in the evolution of simultaneous hermaphroditism. nature.com/articles/s41467-0… @cbenvenuto73 @ICMCSIC
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In a study carried out at Dr. Gen Hua's lab, we uncover transposon-induced epigenetic silencing in the X chromosome. This represents a previously undescribed solution in animals relying on dmrt1 function for sex determination. Check the study at: doi.org/10.1186/s12915-021-0…
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Group of Biology of Reproduction retweeted
Everything you ever wanted to know w about seabass sex pnas.org/content/118/50/e211…

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What exactly is a hermaphrodite fish and how many are there in the world's oceans? How many undergo the process of sex change? Why are there so few freshwater hermaphrodite fishes? Find answers to these and other questions in our latest paper: rdcu.be/cyYtE
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Epigenetic mechanisms in sex determination and in the evolutionary transitions between sexual systems | Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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New publication with the lab of Prof. Paulino Martínez: A GWAS shows sox2 as the putative sex determining gene in the turbot. doi.org/10.1016/j.ygeno.2021…

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New publication: Providing scientifically-based information helps to get a more positive attitude towards aquaculture sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

Group of Biology of Reproduction retweeted
Pre-print alert! I am so excited. This has been a long and fun journey! The evolutionary history of sexual systems in fish (well, 4740 spp) from a phylogenetic point of view but also considering life history traits and a new theoretical framework #TeamFish biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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