This week in DBJC, Ankita Walvekar will discuss how cytoneme signalling contributes to tissue patterning and morphogenesis. How these delicate structures reliably carry morphogens across the embryo is what we will be talking in this session! Sign up link in Bio:)

Hello Twitter folks! This week, Amrit from @vinaybulusu lab will discuss some cool work from @TelemanLab . Join us (link in bio) tomorrow at 4pm IST to know more on how there are epigenetic marks on the boundaries of epithelial tissues which are very important during development!

ello twitter folks!! This week at DBJC we have a perspectives talk by Rudra Nayan Das from Shiv Nadar University, Delhi NCR !! Sign up using the link in the bio for a zoom link to the talk! See you all! Read more about Rudra's work here: vasculaturelab.wixsite.com/home

Hello X folks! This week, DBJC discussion will be led by Ankita Wakekar. She will talk more on Cytoneme and its role in development. Paper link: doi.org/10.1016/j.cell… Do join us on zoom on 9th Sept, at 4pm. Sign up link in Bio!

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Ever heard of a sea creature that behaves like a sunflower? Well, snakelocks anemone does something similar—turning its tentacles to follow the sun. This week in #DBJC Mitali Patil will highlight more on this fascinating behaviour. Do join us. Sign up link in Bio!!

Hello Folks! This week we have Swarnadip Ghosh l স্বর্ণদীপ ঘোষ a co-conspirator of DBJC, discussing mosquitoes and how they can compensate for the lack of olfactory sensory input during host seeking. The paper is tinyurl.com/bdefb2b5 If this interests you… the sign up link is in our bio!

Hello twitter folks!! This week in DBJC we have Palak from who will be leading the discussion on how apical-basal polarity decides whether a cell will become an alpha or a beta panceratic cell. Do join us! Sign up/Zoom link is in the bio!