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Harris lab @fishyskeleton

Lab interested in developmental genetics of post-embryonic development and evolutionary change

Joined February 2018
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A Still Life of Academia moment from my desk on the promotion with tenure. A note of thanks to all trainees, colleagues, and mentors who made the past years and effort so exciting and enjoyable. Now..the next phase. Thanks to HMSGenetics/BCH OrthoSurgery - and me parents.
A Still Life of Academia

ALT A Still Life of Academia

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Ahh my 20s
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John Wallingford@jbwallingford
15 Jun 2024
Fun to read the greats. Ross Harrison invented cell culture, but his first love was development of fish fins: "when I told a lady that I was writing my thesis on this subject, her reply was, "What earthly good are fins? I never eat them." jstor.org/stable/1661017 @fishyskeleton
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ALT THAT's right...time to submit abstracts to the 13th Structural Birth Defects Meeting held September 16-18, 2024 at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore! Do it before The C's get #18!!! https://x.com/SocDevBio/status/1798723183677493398
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I know these guys!!!!
Rolf_Stottmann@StottmannLab
29 Apr 2024
Development's 2023 Outstanding Paper Prize journals.biologists.com/dev/…
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Rolf_Stottmann@StottmannLab
29 Apr 2024
Development's 2023 Outstanding Paper Prize journals.biologists.com/dev/…

Development's 2023 Outstanding Paper Prize

We are delighted to announce the winners of Development's Outstanding Paper Prize for papers published in 2023. Initiated last year (Briscoe et al., 2023), this prize highlights some of the best...

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Laszlo Orban@laszlorban57
28 Apr 2024
Excited to host #AdvSciCom24 with an exciting lineup of speakers, including @KatalinSolymosi, @ferencmueller and @mvargam on three consecutive Mondays, starting tomorrow at 8AM CET on Zoom. Sign up link: aquaculture.uni-mate.hu/en/a…

Advanced Communication in Science - Institute of Aquaculture and Environmental Safety - MATE

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EZS Young Researcher Committee@EZS_YoRC
16 Apr 2024
📢Science Communication Course Alert!!! 📢 Register now for a free,online, and super-exciting course, organized by @laszlorban57 and Szabolc Nagy. Learn everything you need to know about #ScienceCommunication and beyond!!! Register here:aquaculture.uni-mate.hu/en/a… #YoRC @eu_fish
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Sarah McMenamin, she/her@skmcmena
11 Apr 2024
Incredibly proud of Melody's work on this study!
bxv_dev@bxv_dev
31 Mar 2024
Growth patterns of caudal fin rays are informed by both external signals from the regenerating organ and remembered identity autonomous to the local tissue dlvr.it/T4thR8
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Big red and the green and gold call one after all...bbq tailgating at your house... I expect an invitation
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Ken Poss@Ken_Poss_Lab
10 Apr 2024
Latest news: will be moving back to WI at end of this year after 30 years away from home. Transitioning our program to @Morgridge_Inst and @UWMadisonCRB. Excited for our lab members to visit & plan things out. Madison has phenomenal regeneration and zebrafish communities &...
UW-Madison CRB@UWMadisonCRB
10 Apr 2024
We are excited to announce that Dr. Ken Poss is joining our department! Welcome @Ken_Poss_Lab to @UWMadison, CRB and @Morgridge_Inst! morgridge.org/story/heart-re…
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Denis Duboule@Duboule
28 Mar 2024
Of limbs, fins, genitals and cloaca; the unexpected evolution of a regulatory landscape @BioRxiv 🙏to Aurélie @Hintermannaurl & @Chasebolt for leading this superbe piece of work and to fantastic collab. labs @shubin @Harris @tetsuya #InCloacaWeTrust @epfl biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…

Evolutionary Co-Option of an Ancestral Cloacal Regulatory Landscape During the Emergence of Digits...

The transition from fins to limbs has been a rich source of discussion for more than a century. One open and important issue is understanding how the mechanisms that pattern digits arose during...

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AQMHD@AquaticModels
13 Mar 2024
Announcing the fantastic keynote speakers for the 11th AQMHD Conference: Leonard Zon, Jochen Wittbrodt, and Duygu Ozpolat. Registration and more information can be found here: aqmhd.xiphophorus.txst.edu/.
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This is so cool...
Tyler Greenfield@TylerGreenfieId
31 Jan 2024
Replying to @TylerGreenfieId
To clarify, Alienacanthus malkowskii isn't a new genus/species. It was named in 1957, but the lower jaw was originally thought to be a fin spine/armor piece. app.pan.pl/article/item/app0…
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Crump Lab@CrumpLab
16 Dec 2023
A Perverted View of “Impact” | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Noticing the days hurrying by When you're in love, my how they fly Blue days, all of them gone, gone, gone Nothin' but blue skies from now on... @fish4walking.bsky.social
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Cecilia Moens@CeciliaMoens
11 Feb 2022
Replying to @ZebrafishRock
Zebrafish embryos don't need sterile dishes! Soak them overnight in a bucket of dilute bleach, air dry and reuse! Over and over #zebrafishchallenge2022 @IZFSenvironment @InfoIzfs #IZFC2022
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It is actually cute - but kissy lips is cuter
Eric S Haag@EricSHaag
10 Aug 2023
After ten years of scheming and about 8 of trying stuff, a paper finally emerged from my lab’s mangrove killifish work. Further proof that albino anything is cute… doi.org/10.1002/jez.b.23216
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Kellee Siegfried@KelleeSiegfried
9 Aug 2023
New Siegfried Lab publication! We show that the Adad1 RNA-binding protein functions in germline stem cell maintenance in zebrafish testis. #PLOSGenetics: The RNA-binding protein Adad1 is necessary for germ cell maintenance and meiosis in zebrafish dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…

The RNA-binding protein Adad1 is necessary for germ cell maintenance and meiosis in zebrafish

Author summary Infertility is a serious problem for millions of couples who wish to have children. Globally more than 10% of couples suffer from infertility due to genetic, epigenetic, and environm...

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