leoboeger @leoboeger@qoto.org
Neuroscience PhD student studying nematodes
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Alongside our recently published @MolBioEvol paper looking at TGF-Beta #evolution in #nematodes, this amazing artwork by @WenSuiLo was also selected for the cover of the journal.
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Check out our new paper in @MolBioEvol where we explored the TGF-beta pathway across nematodes. We found the loss and gain of TGF-beta genes are linked to diverse developmental and behavioral traits which indicates their importance for worm evolution! https://academic.oup.com/mbe/advance-article/doi/10.1093/molbev/msac252/6832141?login=true
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My first co-authorship, from my masters. I’m proud that I could contribute a small part to this paper. It was great to have worked with such an amazing group. Thanks to Frank Meye and Lefkothea Patrikiou for everything I learned during that time.
First author: Louisa Linders
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-34625-7
https://twitter.com/fjmeye/status/1591802888103546883?s=12&t=FLDEqiFebkrEv2dBs-Niwg
@albertcardona Wow that’s cool! And after all those years, it’s still an important paper, especially when you look at feeding. The Hobert lab is working at the moment on a complete #pristionchus #connectome.
👋 🐘 I'm new here, so hi! I'm a PhD student in #neuroscience studying the tiny brain of the amazing #pristionchus, a #nematode like #Celegans, except they eat ‘em✌️Love to connect over science 🧠
