🗓️ AQMHD 2026 reminder: Registration closes THIS FRIDAY, Sept. 25 at 6:00 PM! Planning to join us Oct. 17–21 at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole? Now is the time to register! aqmhd.org 🧵 1/3
AQMHD 2026 | Aquatic Models of Human Disease
12th Aquatic Models of Human Disease Conference, October 17–21, 2026, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA
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Reminder: Registration is open for #AQMHD2026! 🐟🦑🐸 📍 MBL, Woods Hole, MA 📅 Oct. 17–21, 2026 We’ll also continue accepting poster abstracts until registration closes—so there’s still time to share your work!
Reminder: AQMHD 2026 is coming to Woods Hole! Explore the updated meeting website, scientific themes, keynote speakers, and preliminary program: aqmhd.org Oct. 17–21, 2026 Marine Biological Laboratory #AQMHD2026 #AquaticModels #ModelOrganisms
AQMHD 2026 | Aquatic Models of Human Disease
12th Aquatic Models of Human Disease Conference, October 17–21, 2026, Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA
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New work from our labs (with @itsthewoolab.bsky.social). Congratulations to soon-to-be Dr. Tu, who convinced us that Met was simply too juicy a target to ignore when it comes to controlling endoderm migration. #zebrafish, #endoderm.
Stephanie Woo@itsthewoolab.bsky.social · 5mo agoNew preprint alert! Led by @qsb-uc-merced.bsky.social grad student Po-Shu Tu from my and Stefan Materna's labs, we found that the receptor tyrosine kinase Met is required for directional migration of #endoderm cells in #zebrafish. But — plot twist! — Met's canonical ligand HGF is dispensable.
