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Sociedad Española de Biologia del Desarrollo (SEBD). Official bsky account of the Spanish Society for Developmental Biology

Congrats Elisa!! 🍾 💡🧪 An innovative study using human stem cell-derived spinal cord organoids to explore neural tube morphogenesis, patterning, and function. A strong example of the originality & excellence of #DevBio research in Spain.

SEBD@sebioldev.bsky.social · last mo.

Today we congratulate #SEBD member Elisa Marti @ibmb-csic.bsky.social for being one of this year’s awardees of the ERC advanced grants! With her project SpinaLogic her research group aims to unravel the direct conection between the genetic mutations associated with Spina bifida (1/2)

Today we congratulate #SEBD member Elisa Marti @ibmb-csic.bsky.social for being one of this year’s awardees of the ERC advanced grants! With her project SpinaLogic her research group aims to unravel the direct conection between the genetic mutations associated with Spina bifida (1/2)

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📣 New paper from #SEBD board member @estella-carlos.bsky.social @cbm-csic-uam.bsky.social Check it out! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

Carlos Estella@estella-carlos.bsky.social · 4mo ago

New paper from the lab out in Cell Death & Disease @cddpress.bsky.social @cbm-csic-uam.bsky.social "Transcription-dependent and -independent functions of Drosophila p53 isoforms in the induction of apoptosis and senescence-associated tumorigenesis.” #p53 #Drosophila Thread 1/9👇👇👇

This was a great meeting! What a fantastic way to celebrate #DevBio with our #GfE and #DSDB colleagues at #GfESEBDDSBD2026 Thank you all for the #science , the discussions and all the fun! See you all again soon! #GfE2026

Gesellschaft für Entwicklungsbiologie e.V.@gfeev.bsky.social · 5mo ago

That's it: #GfE2026 #GfESEBDDSDB2026 is over. Thanks for the science, talks, posters, chairing, discussions, helpers in back & front. See you latest at #GfE2028 for more #DevBio & oidsks for all the fish, plants, mice, worm, flies, frogs, squids, brown algae, human, -oids, whatnots and you.

Cephalopods, like squid, have three hearts. @gertjanveenstra.bsky.social explores how they develop & what we can learn about heart evolution. Gill (brachial) hearts form first, followed by a central, systemic heart, and they develop differently than vertebrates in terms of gene activation. #gfe2026