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The Light Microscopy Facility at HHMI | Janelia is hiring a research specialist! Details can be found here: tinyurl.com/yuvr9v9m. Please help us spread the word.
The Department of Cell Biology at Emory University seeks outstanding applicants to fill a tenure-track faculty position at the Assistant Professor level to complement department research interests in cell biology, developmental biology, and neuroscience. jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/664684/ten…
1 little, 2 little, 4 little blastomeres… Xenopus tropicalis cleaving embryo timelapse By Helen Willsey (during postdoc with Richard Harland using a ZEISS Microscopy scope from Patel Lab)
Happy fluorescence Friday from these explanted Xenopus mesenchymal cells stained for microtubules (grey), actin (blue) and nuclei (magenta) 🐸✨🔬 By: Micaela Lasser, Helen Willsey Helen Willsey Lab ZEISS Microscopy LSM980
DYK we can make frogs where just the right half of the animal carries a mutation of interest? Here the right eye has a CRISPR mutation in a gene required for eye pigment! By Helen Willsey (during postdoc with Richard Harland on a Leica Microsystems scope)
Having fun CRISPRing frog embryos as part of Dev Bio Week in the MD Anderson-UTH Grad Core Course!
Munevver Burcu Cicekdal then used CRISPR-Cas9 in #Xenopus tropicalis 🐸 to disrupt just element CE14: loss of this element alone causes developmental eye anomalies similar to those seen in our case, as shown by these beautiful 3D images generated by Thomas Naert
Happy Halloween to all the dev bio enthusiasts out there! We rep Hilde hard in the Helen Willsey household