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Development’s Special Issue 'Uncovering Developmental Diversity' is now complete. #DevSIDiversity

Explore the full ToC, including review-type articles and research papers highlighting 32 different organisms from across the multicellular tree of life:

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Cover: Development of transgenic Lytechinus pictus, the first transgenic echinoderm lines, expressing cyan fluorescent protein fused to a nuclear marker (histone 2B) driven by a polyubiquitin promoter. Developmental stages expressing the transgene are depicted from blastula (12 h post-fertilisation) through the larval stages, to the competent larva (22 days post-fertilisation), and finally to the juvenile stage at center. The juvenile has an additional membrane stain (grey) for contrast. See Research article by Jackson et al. (dev202991). Image credit: Svenja Kling, Yoon Lee and Elliot Jackson; Hamdoun Laboratory.
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Included in #DevSIDiversity:
- Editorial
- Interviews with Liam Dolan & Karen Sears
- Meeting Review
- Perspectives on extraordinary model systems for regeneration & developmental diversity in the field
- Hypothesis reviewing evidence supporting the concept that meiosis opposes aging
Editorial picture Promoting developmental diversity in a changing world Cassandra Extavour, Liam Dolan and Karen E. Sears
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Also included in #DevSIDiversity:
- Spotlights on how fossils preserve evidence for reconstructing the evolution of plant development & the potential for stem cell technologies to support conservation

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Volume 151 Issue 20 | Development | The Company of Biologists
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