Fresh off the press in Evolutionary Ecology: Frog dads 🐸 establish their territories around high-quality reproductive resources 🪴! With @jamestumulty and Johana Goyes Vallejos we find that male poison frogs defend territories around #phytotelmata with predictable qualities! (1/n)

I highly recommend this course. #xenopus is an amazing model organism. Cell & Developmental Biology of Xenopus: Gene Discovery & Disease 2024 | CSHL meetings.cshl.edu/courses.aspx?c…

Happy to be part of the cshlxeno course again. I’ll be showcasing the Xenopus oocyte — including how to do this 👇

So excited about this! Thank you for making it happen.

A throwback to summer! The photos of this baby great white shark (released unharmed after being caught in the Gemma net) were some of our most popular pictures of the year. 🦈 📸

Applications for the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory cshlxeno course are due next Wednesday! Don’t miss this opportunity to work closely with the fantastic Instructors (Chenbei Chang, Lance Davidson, Peter Walentek), Lectures, TAs and students! meetings.cshl.edu/information.as…

Very excited to work with you!

Alright, need to catch up with the cshlxeno 2024 reporting... We're close to the finish line! Day 11 started with an enthusiastic talk on #xenopus #limb development by the one and only John Young YoungFrogLab

So cool!

Eel pod on a beautiful 70 degree afternoon is quite the welcome for #Embryo24! 🐙🔬☀️

We’re off to a great start!

Best use for it!

Beautiful! Digging into the limb data now!

Really proud of these two papers led by Jack Kucinski and Lex Tallan / collaborative work with my and Ben Stanton’s lab. We wanted to know how PAX3::FOXO1 interfaces with #chromatin in vivo and developed a new #zebrafish model and analytical pipeline to do so. #TeamFishAndChIPs

Yay!!

Congrats to all, well deserved!

I took this course in 2011 and have been associated with it nearly every year since. It's an amazing opportunity to learn and join one of the greatest communities in science. Apply!

I think it's time for us to leave twitter. It was fun and great for science but now it mostly bums me out. So follow us on @youngfroglab.bsky.social and share your exciting findings