Out now in @currentbiology.bsky.social!
A dive into the deep history of vertebrate vision, together with @mikebok.bsky.social, @neurofishh.bsky.social and @denilsson.bsky.social
Photo credit : Vasilis Karkalas
Out now in @currentbiology.bsky.social!
A dive into the deep history of vertebrate vision, together with @mikebok.bsky.social, @neurofishh.bsky.social and @denilsson.bsky.social
Photo credit : Vasilis Karkalas
Now out in Cell! Congratulations to all involved, especially
@chiarafornetto.bsky.social
For a breakdown, see the bluetorial from when we posted the preprint: bsky.app/profile/neur...
Funding: @erc.europa.eu @wellcometrust.bsky.social @ukri.org @leverhulme.ac.uk @thelisterinstitute.bsky.social
Excited to share our paper now published in Cell!
'Zebrafish use spectral information to suppress the visual background'
Huge thanks to @neurofishh.bsky.social & @teuler.bsky.social
@cellpress.bsky.social @cp-cell.bsky.social
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Super excited to have received a @hfspo.bsky.social grant with with @neurofishh.bsky.social for our proposal: Eyes inside out: Visual coding without a multilayered retina in squid and worms.
Seeking input: A standardized nomenclature
for the rods and cones of the vertebrate retina
A number of us have been working on a proposal to bring various disconnected naming systems for the vertebrate rods and cones across species into alignment. The basic proposal looks like this:
I recently went to a talk by Tom Baden (@neurofishh.bsky.social). One of the best I've ever seen. It's a radical reinterpretation of what color vision was initially for. And during questions it covered the roles of the green cone and the UV cones (yep, plural) in mouse vision.
youtu.be/gzfiUZ2_5pc
For today's #fluorescenceFriday, a transgenic Danionella cerebrum, the world's (second) smallest vertebrate (yep, "stout infantfish" are smaller, but no one has made them glow yet!). Picci by our very own @xinwei-wang.bsky.social
And for this #FluorescenceFriday, hereβs the sequel. Froglet of the same line from the Sweeney lab.
Green is an ON BC marker; Red is Double Cone marker and blue is our old friend DAPI π
Let us all be in awe of the anatomical beauty of #avianretina π
Here is a cross-section of a domestic chick #retina displaying some beautiful #bipolarcell and #doublecone markers.
Lets do some #FluorescenceFriday
Sample from @neurofishh.bsky.social
Postdoc in Baden lab π
Thank you Johannes!
Excited to share my new #preprint with @neurofishh.bsky.social and @teuler.bsky.social
If you want to know more about cones and behaviour π...
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www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...