Check out the talks and posters by the following Norwich Developmental Biology & Stem Cell Network members, who will be presenting at #BSDBGenSoc2021 this week...

This afternoon at 15:05 | Dr David Monk | S03- Understanding modes of inheritance and timing of expression for mutated epigenetic factors is key for elucidating the underlying mechanisms responsible for multi-locus imprinting disturbances. 2/N

Tomorrow, Tuesday 20th at 16:35, #PhD student Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 from Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 will give a selected flash talk | O13- Investigating the role of microRNAs in the development of Xenopus neural crest with CRIPSR-Cas9. 3/N

Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 During the poster session on Tuesday 20th at 16:50 you can catch posters from Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 on #microRNAs in #xenopus neural crest (P13) and from The Grocott Lab on #retina self-organisation in #chicken (P57). 4/N

Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 The Grocott Lab Finally, Friday 23rd at 14:15 | Prof Andrea Münsterberg Andrea Münsterberg of Münsterberg Lab | S27- Investigating the dynamic chromatin landscape of the developing vertebrate body axis. 5/5

Great job Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 ! Feel free to chat on Remo tonight. Any questions not answered visit her poster #13 for responses! 🔬🐸

Interested in an exciting & fully-funded #PhD on early development of the #human #retina? Only 7 days until the application deadline! the Node BSDB Grad Student @biouea AMS Careers Academy of Medical Sciences

Please share/RT with the chick community 🐣

📰New paper alert ! Our collaborators at Centre for Craniofacial & Regenerative Biology (KCL) Marcela Marques Moreno and Prof Karen J Liu have described expression of alk, a neuroblastoma (NB)-related gene, in neural crest (NC) domains in Xenopus 🐸 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

#PhD alert! We're still seeking applicants for an exciting collaborative project between The Grocott Lab & Smith Lab UEA: #devbio of #human #retina #organoids. Now with an October start date. Please RT the Node BSDB Grad Student British Society for Developmental Biology @biouea UEA SCI Grads AMS Careers Academy of Medical Sciences

We have recently compiled step-by-step protocols for popular chick methods, we hope they will be useful…. Sauka-Spengler Lab Tatjana Sauka-Spengler 1/3 Rapid and efficient enhancer cloning and in vivo screening using the developing chick embryo sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Check out this cool study 😉🤩 BMP signaling is enhanced intracellularly by FHL3 controlling WNT-dependent spatiotemporal emergence of the neural crest cell.com/cell-reports/f… #neuralcrest

Honoured to present Poster 73 and talk O14 at 14:15 BST at #frogfest21 today- Investigating miRNAs in #Xenopus neural crest with a novel #CRISPR Cas9 approach. Here is an accompanying preprint with more data with support from The European Xenopus Resource Centre biorxiv.org/content/10.110… 🐸

Congratulations Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬 of Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 @biouea for winning a John Gurdon Outstanding Speaker Award at #frogfest21 #UEAScience

Please check out Dr. Alice Godden 🐠🐸🔬’s preprint on bioRxiv with Nicole Justine Grant Wheeler Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 et al biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #neuralcrest #microRNA #CRISPR #Xenopus #devbio

Wheeler Lab 🐸🔬 is advertising a 4-year funded PhD Studentship at @biouea with an internship placement as part of your research. Research is on #NeuralCrest development in #Xenopus embryos using #ATACseq, #Bioinformatics and #CRISPR. Norwich Developmental Biology & Stem Cell Network findaphd.com/phds/project/e…

🚨New paper alert 🚨 #xenopus #CRISPR

📣 Conference alert 📣 Attention all neural crest and developmental biology enthusiasts! We are happy to announce that registrations for our upcoming conference "Neural crest development and disorders" will be opening soon. Please follow us and stay turned for more!

Remember to register for our conference next March! You will have the chance of presenting your work to an audience of experts! Have a look/register at the website here: neucrestfinalconference.org We have a great deal for young researchers ;) #conference #development #Biology