Exciting news!! We are renewing our group, which brings a lot of opportunities for early career scientists in the animal cell technology field. We hope for your application, if you want to be part of the ESACT Frontiers Group and contribute to its success. Let's spread the word and make this renewal a success! #ESACTFrontiers #Renewal #Opportunity
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Animal Cell Structure Animal cells are like tiny factories in animals and humans, building tissues and organs. They have a special part called a nucleus, which is like the boss’s office, holding DNA instructions. This DNA guides the cell’s growth and actions. The cell also has other small parts, each doing a specific job to keep the cell running smoothly. #science #sciencefacts #sciencelover #scienceexperiment #scienceteacher #sciencerocks #backtoschool #animalcell #cell #education #educational #educationalactivities #lifescience #lifesciences #animalcell
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With the right long-read sequencing technology, you can streamline your process and avoid juggling multiple 'good enough' workflows. HiFi sequencing provides haplotype-level assemblies for complex plant and animal species, thanks to its unique blend of high accuracy and long read lengths—all in one technology. Read about other debunked HiFi myths in plant and animal genomics research: https://bit.ly/3y5z4c3 #HiFiFacts
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Crows can learn to count like young children Crows, known for their remarkable intelligence, have demonstrated an impressive ability to count and associate numbers with values, according to a recent study led by researchers from the University of Tübingen’s animal physiology lab in Germany. The findings show that crows can not only count up to four but also match the number of calls they make when shown a number. #earlylearning #preschoolmath
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Today, April 24th, marks World Day for Animals in Laboratories, a globally recognized initiative shedding light on the widespread use of animals in scientific experimentation. Every year, millions of animals – including mice, rats, rabbits, primates, and more – are subjected to various procedures in research labs worldwide. While animal testing has contributed to significant scientific breakthroughs, it also raises ethical concerns regarding the treatment of sentient beings and the validity of extrapolating results from animals to humans. Moreover, the growing consensus among scientists and ethicists emphasizes the need for alternative methods that are not only more humane but also more accurate and reliable. Fortunately, advancements in technology have paved the way for innovative alternatives to traditional animal testing, such as in vitro studies, computer modeling, organ-on-a-chip technology, and human-derived cell cultures. These methods not only reduce the reliance on animal models but also offer more precise insights into human biology and disease mechanisms. On this World Day for Animals in Laboratories, let's raise awareness about the ethical considerations surrounding animal testing, advocate for the adoption of alternative methods, and support initiatives that prioritize the welfare of both animals and scientific progress. Together, we can strive towards a future where cutting-edge research is conducted with compassion and respect for all living beings. #WorldDayforAnimalsinLaboratories #AnimalWelfare #ScientificAdvancement 🌍🐾
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Animal cells are highly complex and dynamic structures that enable the vast diversity of life within the animal kingdom. Their intricate organization and specialized components work together to maintain the functions necessary for life, growth, and reproduction. Understanding animal cell biology provides essential insights into health, disease, and the fundamental processes that sustain living organisms.
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#zebraFish #invivo #Micemodels #Animalsciences "Excited to announce that I've successfully completed the Workshop on Laboratory Animal Sciences, covering Zebrafish and Mouse models, conducted by CSIR-Genomics and Integrative Biology. Grateful for the opportunity to enhance my skills in this critical field of research! #AnimalSciences #ProfessionalDevelopment"
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A Venn Diagram can be used to illustrate the concept of cell organelles by comparing and contrasting their functions and structures. For instance, one circle could represent organelles found in plant cells, another circle could represent organelles found in animal cells, and the overlapping area would represent organelles that are common to both plant and animal cells. This visual tool helps to clearly show the similarities and differences between the organelles, such as chloroplasts being unique to plant cells, mitochondria being found in both, and lysosomes being more prominent in animal cells. #CellOrganelles #PlantCells #AnimalCell #IWS #ScienceatIWS #ImperialWorldSchool #iwseducationalvideo
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Did you know that there are clinical studies in dogs For dogs? And did you know that it may be possible to extend life and vitality of your furry friend while establishing proof of concept for humans? Well, you may be interested in this breakthrough paper that just dropped on ArXiv from Animal Bioscience. The co-founder of this company is one of of the most influential scientists in aging research, David Sinclair. Please check out the Forbes.com article in the comments. #animalhealth #doglongevity #doglovers
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With the Revio system, you can achieve 30X coverage of 12 GB genomes per run, plus save on costs with flexible multiplexing options for smaller species. Now, the size, complexity, and ploidy level of organisms are no longer obstacles in generating haplotype-resolved, reference-grade assemblies. Read about other debunked myths surrounding HiFi in plant and animal genomics research: https://bit.ly/44mkoRL #HiFiFacts
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The Society for Alternatives to Animal Testing in Sri Lanka (SAAT-SL), is proud to announce the initiation of a Review Writing Competition on Alternative Models for Laboratory Animal Research. This competition aims to specially encourage undergraduate and postgraduate students to explore and discuss innovative alternative models to animal testing in scientific research. The review should focus on "Alternative Models for Laboratory Animal Research." Participants are encouraged to explore a wide range of alternatives, including in-vitro methods (cells and tissue culture), alternative organisms to higher order animals (such as Zebrafish, Amphibians, C. elegans, Drosophila etc), in-silico models such as computational and mathematical models, and other innovative approaches. Categories I. Undergraduate student category II. Postgraduate student category (MSc, MPhil or PhD candidates) III. Open category Registration link for the competition https://lnkd.in/gwB4Z_YP The deadline for registration for the competition - 10th July 2024 Click on the following link to read the competition guidelines. https://lnkd.in/gFh-jra4 The deadline for review submission- 30th September 2024
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Process, Manufacturing & CMC Development for Viral Vectors and Cell & Gene Therapies
7moAmazing times I had while a member of the ESACT Frontiers... This is a great opportunity to make a positive difference in the animal cell technology community, while having fun. If you have some free time for volunteering, apply now!