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Life aquatic with Parhyale hawaiensis

by Alba Almazán | Jul 26, 2019 | The regeneration of a damaged organ, Animal life cycles | 0 comments

Better late than never, today I am going to introduce the organism I am working with: Parhyale hawaiensis! These “little shrimps” as my mom called them, are small (less than 2 cm) amphipod crustaceans. Well, we all know what a crustacean is but what does mean...
When the experiments do not work

When the experiments do not work

by Alba Almazán | Jan 21, 2019 | The regeneration of a damaged organ, Origin and evolution of cell types | 0 comments

Hey there! I’ve been thinking largely about what to write for my first blog post. At the beginning, my options were either an introduction of the organism which I am working with, or talking about my project itself – what is the current progress or,...
Alba Almazán Almazán

Alba Almazán Almazán

by Alba Almazán | Nov 5, 2018 | The regeneration of a damaged organ, people | 0 comments

I am attracted to developmental and evolutionary questions that explain the huge diversity surrounding us, for example how animal body plans and cell types evolved. A specific case is the progenitor cells that generate diverse cell types in the adult. Address these...

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