VVillaIslas

@vvillaislas.bsky.social

🇲🇽 Biologist interested in ancient biomolecules, biodiversity and evolution | Postdoc working in palaeoproteomics at @welkergroup.bsky.social

🚨 Good news! Abstract deadline Extended! 🚨 Don’t miss your chance to be part of the meeting. Submit your abstract by May 15th, 2026. Meet our invited speakers, share your research, and connect with the community. ✨

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The call for abstracts for #SMBE2026 is now open. If you are working on palaeoproteomics, we've got you covered! We are having a symposium dedicated to it! (L01) So, send your abstracts and remember, you can also apply for an award to attend the meeting.

Society for Molecular Biology and Evolution@official-smbe.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Abstract submission & Award applications for SMBE 2026 are now open! Submit your research and apply for SMBE awards via the submission portal. 📝 Read more & submit here: smbe2026.org/abstracts And symposium selection is now finalized! 👉 See all accepted symposia: smbe2026.org/programme #SMBE2026

Abstract submission & Award applications for SMBE 2026 are now open!

Recuerdo con emoción los viajes de muestreo y la impresión de ver por primera vez la inmensidad de la colección del INAH en Santa Lucía 🤩🦣. Es un verdadero privilegio haber sido parte del proyecto. Felicidades a todo el equipo! Se rifaron! 🫰🏽

Federico Sánchez Quinto@fsanchezquinto.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Lo logramos! @paleogenomics.bsky.social @vvillaislas.bsky.social @mashaals.bsky.social @jcchacond.bsky.social #EduardoArrieta #AngelesTavares #MiriamBravo, #AleCastillo #MarceSandoval, Muchas gracias por su gran entusiasmo, dedicación y entrega. (Ayúdenme a taggear a quienes hacen falta).

Our paper on the evolution of MUC19 in humans, Neanderthals, and Denisovans is finally out today in Science! This has been a six-year effort by 13 authors to weave together 3 separate but related evolutionary stories around this one gene (more on thread 🧵). www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

The MUC19 gene: An evolutionary history of recurrent introgression and natural selection

We study the gene MUC19, for which some modern humans carry a Denisovan-like haplotype. MUC19 is a mucin, a glycoprotein that forms gels with various biological functions. We find diagnostic variants ...

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