Tschopp Lab

@tschopplab.bsky.social

EvoDevo, Cell Fates and Regulatory Evolution @UniBasel https://evolution.unibas.ch/tschopp/index.htm

I was an amazing workshop 🤩 great science, great discussions, great company, great scenery - thanks so much to Antónia @monteirolab.bsky.social , James Hombría and Company of Biologists @biologists.bsky.social for making it happen... 🙏

The Company of Biologists@biologists.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Thank you to organisers to James Hombría and Antónia Monteiro @monteirolab.bsky.social and everyone who joined us at this week's Workshop on 'Novelty, Co-option and Divergence During Gene Network Evolution' biologists.com/workshops #BiologistsWorkshops

Group photo of Workshop attendees

Non-science post: join us in beautiful Cully for the Lavaux Festival www.lavauxclassic.ch ! I will play along with many other laureates of the Lavaux piano competition - concert will take place outside on the lake shore, free entrance, three hours of music, Saturday June 20, 13:00 to 16:00 🎹 🎶

Updated GRC Developmental Biology 2027 flyer/poster with the latest roster of invited speakers. 🌱🐟🧬🐭🪰🧪🧫 Come join us to discuss the latest in #devbio at the Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort, Jan 17-22 ! #GRCDevBio2027

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Christian Mosimann@chrmosimann.bsky.social · 3mo ago

*** GRC Developmental Biology 2027 - Jan 17-22 @ Renaissance Tuscany Il Ciocco Resort *** Join us for a fabulous 2027 Gordon Conference on all things #devbio & the trainee-led GRS! More info on registration, abstract submission, et al., here: www.grc.org/developmenta... #GRCDevBio2027 🧬🐭🐟🪰🌱❤️

Flier for the Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar 2027 on Developmental Biology, held at the Renaissance Touscany Il Ciocco Resort in Italy, January 17-22 2027. List of speakers, organizers, and tag line of Organizing Principles of Growth, Form, and Regeneration Driving Transformative Applications.

Now accompanied by a lovely write-up from our communications office @unibas.ch - thanks @angelikajacobs.bsky.social 🙏 ! : www.unibas.ch/en/News-Even...

You are what you eat: how diet drives evolution

A University of Basel study shows how different diets shape the evolution of intestinal cells in cichlid fishes.

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Tschopp Lab@tschopplab.bsky.social · 3mo ago

One of my dream projects, ever since joining here in Basel, out now in @nature.com : single-cells 🤝 eco-morphological proxies rdcu.be/fiyso How cells and tissues adapt to dietary niches... Thanks and congrats to Antoine, Walter, and all the other co-authors for this great collaboration!! 🙏🥳

One of my dream projects, ever since joining here in Basel, out now in @nature.com : single-cells 🤝 eco-morphological proxies rdcu.be/fiyso How cells and tissues adapt to dietary niches... Thanks and congrats to Antoine, Walter, and all the other co-authors for this great collaboration!! 🙏🥳

Adaptive cellular evolution in the intestine of hyperdiverse cichlid fishes

Nature - Single-cell transcriptomics combined with morphological and ecological data show that the rapid evolutionary radiation of cichlid fishes in Lake Tanganyika was accompanied by dietary...

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🌊 Dream job in marine science: Run your own marine station + build an independent research program We’re hiring a Research Associate to lead the Marine Station Carolinensiel (University of Münster) Field + lab • leadership • permanent position. Please RT! stellen.uni-muenster.de/jobposting/3...

Research Associate – Leadership of the Marine Station Carolinensiel (Wissenschaftliche*r Mitarbeiter*in, salary level E 13 TV-L, 100%)

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Out now in @cp-iscience.bsky.social: we investigate how the peripheral limb architecture can affect the cellular and transcriptional maturation dynamics of spinal cord neurons #plasticity www.cell.com/iscience/ful... congrats and thanks to all co-authors!!! 👏🥳🙏

Transcriptional and cellular maturation of the chick spinal cord in the context of distinct neuromuscular circuits

Molecular biology; Neuroscience; Developmental biology; Omics

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Can one map the genome-wide binding (1) and its protein partners (2) simultaneously from the same sample? Yes, one can. with CUT&ID ✂️🪪 Spearheaded — singlehandedly — by @annanordin.bsky.social No need of transgenesis, cloning and overexpression. Check it out, it's fast and its works.

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bioRxivpreprint@biorxivpreprint.bsky.social · 8mo ago

CUT&ID for simultaneous profiling of protein-DNA and protein-protein interactions https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.11.693662v1