www.quantamagazine.org/the-jellies-... "The jellyfish that evolved a different way to keep time" in Quanta Magazine by Marlowe Starling.
The Jellies That Evolved a Different Way To Keep Time | Quanta Magazine
Off the coast of Japan, biologists netted a pea-size jellyfish with an unusual circadian clock — a chance finding that suggests there are likely more overlooked biological timekeeping mechanisms to be...
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Intriguing findings from our Sendai collaborators Ruka Kitsui and Ryusaku Deguchi. While C. hemispherica spawns at dawn, Clytia IZ-D species spawns at dusk. This is not triggered by dark but, unexpectedly, by light-mediated extension of an autonomously-running 20h cycle. doi.org/10.1101/2025...
"Les diatomées, joyaux des océans et sources d’oxygène" @lemonde.fr #christiansardet @biodev-vlfr.bsky.social www.lemonde.fr/sciences/art...
Les diatomées, joyaux des océans et sources d’oxygène
Sous leurs dentelles de verre, ces algues unicellulaires prolifèrent dans les eaux du monde entier. Leur carapace en silice, percée de pores minuscules, est une des clés du succès évolutif de ces orga...
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#RésultatScientifique 🔎 Quand la méduse éclaire l’origine des axes embryonnaires ! 🔬 @momotsuyo.bsky.social et ses collaborateurs ont identifié sur Clytia hemisphaerica un mécanisme régulant la symétrie des embryons, offrant un éclairage sur l'évolution du développement animal. 🌊
La méduse, un modèle clé pour revisiter la mise en place des axes embryonnaires
Dans un article publié dans eLife, des scientifiques utilisent la méduse Clytia hemisphae
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eLife press release is out Cell polarity coordinates jellyfish larval de | EurekAlert! www.eurekalert.org/news-release...
Cell polarity coordinates jellyfish larval development along a central axis
Scientists have uncovered a key mechanism in jellyfish embryos that provides new insights into how the body plan of these animals develops along a central axis from their ‘head’ to ‘...
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I’m happy to present our recent paper, Uveira et al., online on eLife as the Reviewed Preprint. We took a comparative cell biology approach to study the evolution of metazoan. doi.org/10.7554/eLif... Congratulations, and many thanks, Julie and all the other contributors! Photo T. Momose CC-BY 4.0
