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Cancer is usually thought to be caused by permanent mutations in certain genes, but @classenlab explains how just temporarily disrupting silencing of gene expression in fruit flies can trigger a feedback loop that turns cells cancerous. go.nature.com/3W8mOBs
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Nov 8 is #FirstGen Day (in the US First Generation College Celebration Day)🎓🎊
We take this opportunity to honor the remarkable scientific and personal achievements of #firstgen researchers and students in CIBSS, @UniFreiburg and beyond #CelebrateFirstGen #RepresentationMatters
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5 talks this morning and 5 animal models fly, worm, chicken, mouse and human. Thanks to all the speakers 🙏 #DevelopmentalBiology #Triregio2023
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We are very excited to organize this workshop at the EDRC2023! If you are interested to present your work,send us your abstract by the 20th of June (by email to me 📩)! ‼️Do not forget to register for the EDRC2023, looking forward to see all fly people in Lyon this autumn 👯♀️🪰
Last workshop selected.
"Immunity beyond infection" by Angela Giangrande, Estee Kurant, Bruno Lemaitre and Katrin Kierdorf.
#EDRC2023
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It is #PrideMonth! We will be using the Pride flag in our profile picture throughout the month of June to celebrate the diversity in CIBSS and #STEM.
Peter Walentek @WalentekLab, member of our Equal Opportunity and Diversity Committee, knows that small gestures like this matter:

ALT Statement by CIBSS member Peter Walentek, pronouns: he/him, for Pride month. He says: Our recent survey highlighted that LGBTQ+ members contribute to the excellent research at CIBSS at all levels and that they feel welcome in Freiburg, working in an international and open environment. However, we can all make our community even more welcoming every day, often with small gestures of support. For example, by sharing and respecting personal pronoun preferences, we can make it easier for others to tell us how they feel most comfortable being addressed.
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#TissueDamage induces spatially distinct patterns of #senescent & #proliferative cell behaviors; this allocates distinct cellular tasks required for tissue repair, driven by mutual repression between JNK/AP-1 & JAK/STAT signaling @classenlab #PLOSBiology plos.io/43dDU1z
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Vincent Mirouse @GReD_Clermont and I wrote about an awesome preprint by @classenlab:
In preprints: get to know your neighbours – cell interface surveillance through a molecular zip code
This perspective also contributed to the Forest of Biologists!🌳
forest.biologists.com/landsc…
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Our Committee for #EqualOpportunity and #Diversity works on more opportunities to let great scientist succeed - independent of gender and the challenges of family life. Find our programs @UniFreiburg here: cibss.uni-freiburg.de/people… @classenlab @WalentekLab @Dephie27360653
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Looking forward to the CIBSS Symposium starting tomorrow in Freiburg with a really great line-up of speakers 🤓 signallingintegration.com/
Only one more sleep and then the CIBSS Symposium "Integration in Biological Signalling" starts! ✨ We are so excited for three days filled with signalling science. 😊 #SignallingIntegration2023
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We are super excited to share our latest work on cell type patterning in the #Xenopus mucociliary epidermis! It is up on #Biorxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… by @MagdaBrislinger Link: 1/10
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To my colleagues around the globe. We need your HELP! As you may have heard, our new government is changing (some would say destroying) the rules of our democracy. How will this affect our ability to do science? Academic freedom cannot exist without democracy. cont...
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Eya controls bilateral affinity at the germline-soma interface to generate self-organizing inter-lineage units that ensure oocyte maturation. @VanessaWeisste @classenlab
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Will we see you in Freiburg next year? Registration for the 2023 #CIBSS Symposium "Integration in Biological Signalling" is open until Jan 31. Deadline for abstract submission and travel grant application is Jan 15.
➡️signallingintegration.com/
#SignallingIntegration2023
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Thank you so much to the wonderful panelists for openly sharing your experiences being #LGBTQinSTEM, and everybody who tuned in and asked questions.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍
We will share the resources from @DragonflyMH
and a summary of the discussion on our website soon!
Friday is #LGBTQSTEMDay. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
We want to use this date to highlight the value of diversity within science and provide visibility for the experiences of researchers that identify as #LGBTQinSTEM.
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The #CIBSS Symposium will be a platform to share and discuss latest research advances towards a mechanistic understanding of the integration of biological signals.
We look forward to welcoming you in Freiburg!
Confirmed speakers: cibss.uni-freiburg.de/cibss-…
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Wie Zellen die richtigen Partner finden: Forschende um Prof. Dr. Anne Classen @AnneClassen4 & @VanessaWeisste vom Exzellenzcluster @CIBSS_UniFR #UniFreiburg haben herausgefunden, dass Affinität zwischen #Zellen komplexe Entwicklungsprozesse steuern kann. uni-freiburg.link/zellen-cla…
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Die Arbeitsgruppe von Anne Classen @AnneClassen4 von der Universität Freiburg hat gezeigt, dass bei der Drosophila-Entwicklung die Affinität von Zellen zueinander die Formveränderung bestimmt.
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Bild: © M. Lenke / blickwinkel / picture alliance
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By combining genetic methods and mathematical modeling, #CIBSS member @classenlab and colleagues show that the affinity of cells to each other is sufficient to guide complex morphological changes during #Drosophila development
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