Lab of Detlev Arendt, tweets by *any* of the lab members. Working to understand cell type evolution with the weirdest beasties we can find!
Heidelberg, Germany
Joined July 2019
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Happy to announce our new preprint on the ancestry of cell adhesion and self-recognition in animals! We used proteomics and structure-based searches to re-examine the Aggregation Factor from the classical sponge mode first studied by Henry Wilson in 1907! doi.org/10.1101/2024.04.19.5…
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Sponges lack muscles & neurons. Yet, they move. How?
EMBL Heidelberg Arendt Group @wormduty, @savitski_lab, @Prevedel_Lab & others, showed that sponge movement relies on an ancient relaxant-inflammatory response also found in vertebrate vascular systems.
embl.org/news/science/ancien…
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Incredible opening talk by Professor Detlev Arendt of EMBL Heidelberg @wormduty on the evolution of neural circuits -- we owe it all to sponges!
At the @URNeuroscience Developmental Emergence of Neural Circuit Function symposium
#URochesterResearch
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Browse the ultrastructure and gene expression for every cell in the body of a Platynereis!!
It's been an immense pleasure to share this journey with all of you. Thank you!! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Very glad to see this out: A fantastic 10 years collaborative effort in which we integrated transcriptomics with whole-body EM & segmentation. authors.elsevier.com/c/1dYq8…
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Huge congrats to Sabina & Tobi, our two first PhD students!! Both have moved on to excellent Postdoc positions, Sabina with Sergiu Pasca @PascaStanford and Tobias with Detlev Arendt @wormduty!
For their outstanding scientific achievements former PhD students Sabina Kanton & Tobias Gerber of @MPI_EVA_Leipzig are awarded the prestigious Otto Hahn Medal for young researchers in the Max Planck Society. Congratulations, Sabina & Tobias! 🥳 @maxplanckpress
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Join us for our last episode tonight at 7PM CET! museumfuernaturkunde.berlin/…
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Today, December 1 @ 19:00 - 20:00, is our next event of our "Live from the Lab: Stories of Animal Ancestors"-Series
Topic: The Secret Lives of Sea Creatures
#EvoCell #Horizon2020 #Science #Evolution #cells #animaldiversity museumfuernaturkunde.berlin/…
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....and Today, TUESDAY 1st Dec. 19:00 CET, Clytia in action in "The Secret Lives of Sea Creatures" - featuring our very own @AnnaFerraioli_ & Julia Ramon Mateu, with @BillaDelonge & Ines Fournon Berodia @EvoCELL_ITN @LBDV youtu.be/DhUtnG2YW6g
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The next event of our "Live from the Lab: Stories of Animal Ancestors"-Series is on Monday 30.11., 7pm – 8pm.
Topic: How to Generate and Regenerate an Organism
#EvoCell #Horizon2020 #Science #Evolution #cells #animaldiversity museumfuernaturkunde.berlin/…
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We are so excited about our community's first meeting, spanning labs across many countries and continents! We will enjoy Platynereis talks one after the other for 3 days. You don't get that very often! We hope this is the first of many meetings to come. #Platynereis
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We are so excited about our community's first meeting, spanning labs across many countries and continents! We will enjoy Platynereis talks one after the other for 3 days. You don't get that very often! We hope this is the first of many meetings to come. #Platynereis
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Have you ever wanted to travel back in time and understand how animal life came to be? This series might be your best chance. evocell-itn.eu/event/live-fr…
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Complete your PhD at one of EMBL’s six sites across Europe!
The EMBL International PhD Programme is open for applications until 13 October 2020. #PhD #research
Important information about applying can be found here: bit.ly/ApplyEMBLPhD
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We are looking for a skilled bioinformatician to set up and coordinate the bioinformatic work, which is key to the success of this innovative and exciting project.
#Analyst #Arendtlab #Bioinformatics #EarlyStage #EMBLHeidelberg #Researcher #Shortterm evocell-itn.eu/2020/04/17/op…
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The EMBL International PhD Programme 2020 Summer recruitment is still open and applicants can apply until 5 April. #PhD #research
Important information about recruitment can be found here: bit.ly/ApplyPhD2020
📸@jeshootscom
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Find your way around #Platynereis dumerilii
EMBL researchers combine multiple datasets to develop an expandable atlas of an entire organism.
The researchers invite feedback from users, who can also add their own datasets to the atlas.
Learn more here: news.embl.de/science/finding…
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We have succeeded in generating ~30K #SingleCell transcriptomes of 2 planarian species with our novel dissociation method and our own version of SPLIT-seq. We are preparing a bioRxiv paper describing how, authored by @gact_hell, @spiralcleavage et al. Soon in your preprint feeds!
