Bat1k Genome Project
@bat1kgenomes
BAT1K is an initiative to sequence the genomes of all extant bat species 🦇🧬
Header 📸 : B. Fenton 🦇
-account is managed by our project coordinator Meike
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http://bat1k.com/ 15-10-2016 21:17:11
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Excited to announce our new #openaccess paper in press at The Anatomical Record describing a preovipositional embryonic specimen of the legless #gecko #Lialis! #GeckoEvoDevo #diceCT #BurtonsLeglessLizard Collab w: Ed Stanley and Daniel J Paluh anatomypubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…
🦇🦇 Always happy to see bats in the good light 😌 Wonderful meeting & glad to be part of such initiatives. Thanks Sreehari R, KAU wildlab Balakrishnan Peroth & the entire team for making this happen. Was a nice opportunity to catch up with Rohit Chakravarty @paru_venugopal after a while
🚨Check out Hernani Oliveira's Hernani Oliveira paper "Barcoding Brazilian mammals to monitor biological diversity and threats: Trends, perspectives, and knowledge gaps" sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
The paper came out during the talk! Check it out: link.springer.com/content/pdf/10… Congrats batlab members Victoria Twort Thomas Lilley Veronika N. Laine🐦🦇🐠🦟🐺🧬 Flora the Zoologist nandaitos and the other colleagues that helped make the work possible!
From yesterday’s #Bat1K workshop at EBRS2024! Let’s use these >100 🦇 genomes… join a Bat1K working group or establish your own! SJ Puechmaille Emma Teeling Prof Sonja Vernes, Bat Boffin🦇🌈 Ariadna Morales Meike Mai
Special thanks go to SJ Puechmaille & Ariadna Morales for their great talks and fantastic support and efforts in making this workshop happen. Meike is writing this post…. it was a pleasure to represent Bat1K in this workshop EBRS2024 and get to talk to you!
Yet we dearly missed our brilliant directors Prof Sonja Vernes, Bat Boffin🦇🌈 and Emma Teeling … a Bat1K workshop without you ??!! 😩
Left picture: Ariadna Morales was introducing us to her COVID project, a great example of what can be done with Bat1K genomes Michael Hiller