The "experiment" that Amp resistance doesn't help in Kan+ medium (and vice versa) is a perpetual classic. #AlwaysBeCloning

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Multiple new jobs alert!!! Exciting times Arcadia Science as we launch THREE! new job ads on our Discovery team to spearhead totally new directions on our pilots team, expand our capacity in protein design, and innovate on evolutionarily-informed machine learning models. Apply

Stable germline transgenesis using the Minos Tc1/mariner element in the sea urchin Lytechinus pictus Read this #DevSIDiversity Techniques & Resources Article by Elliot Jackson Elliot Jackson, Amro Hamdoun Amro Hamdoun and colleagues Scripps Institution of Oceanography: journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

So happy to see this officially out! Thank you Amro Hamdoun and congrats!!

Lead author Elliot Jackson will be giving a talk at SDSU about this work, in the Biology Cell and Molecular Biology Seminar series on Nov 7, 4pm at SDSU Sciences Bioscience Center Gold Auditorium!

Yes. CNS are just like the Oscars. It's well know that filmmakers pay the Academy $10b a year to supervise the process, lets voters tell directors to reshoot with a list of 10 new scenes they must add, and the Academy owns the films at the end of the process.

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Can’t wait to meet the fall quarter marine biology lab students as I teach the microbiology portion! Get ready to learn about the tiny but mighty in the ocean 💪🦠

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Sea #urchins have contributed to our knowledge of #fertilization, #embryogenesis and cell biology, but are lacking in tools for husbandry and gene manipulation. New cold storage and #cryopreservation methods for sea urchin #spermatozoa changes all that. doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.6…

i think one of my biggest personal goals in science is to be given the honor of naming a new gene, and then giving it the stupidest name i can think of for posterity

We review what is known about premature hatching in aquatic embryos, including hatching mechanisms, and discuss how this phenomenon is likely to become exacerbated with anthropogenically induced global change. We also suggest future research of this interesting phenomenon!

🌊🧬BIG NEWS: Thanks to a four-year, $10 million grant funded by the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, a new center will be established at Scripps Oceanography to understand how climate change may impact the nervous systems and behavior of marine animals. 🧵⬇️ Allen Institute

Excited and honored to lead this team of amazing scientists to understand the neurobiology of marine animals in changing environments. Thank you Paul G. allen Frontiers Group and Allen Institute for trusting us with this urgent task today.ucsd.edu/story/uc-san-d…

Come work with us at Duke Biology ! Openings for ***Three*** Assistant Professors in Ecology, Evolution or Organismal Biology... biology.duke.edu/about-us/jobs

My last PhD chapter on splitnose rockfish is now published in Physiological Genomics !!! Check out the story behind my beautiful rockfish gill image displayed on my banner!

5 incredible selections from Scripps Oceanography scientists won awards in the 2024 UC San Diego Library Art of Science contest! The Open Voting Winner (pictured here) was a photo of a 12-day-old fluorescent sea urchin larva captured by members of the Amro Hamdoun. bit.ly/3yYMIhK

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Mabrook, Loay!