Guse Lab

We bring the beautiful children's book ¡Hola, plancton!“ by Kristina Heldmann to Spain! Join this planktonic evening including the official book presentation and exhibition opening! Thanks to Kristina Heldmann, @multicellgenome @DingemanseLab @LMU_Muenchen

🚨New @Guse_Lab Preprint Alert!🚨 Integrins are key receptors involved in the phagocytosis of symbionts in cnidarians. This sheds light on the mechanisms of symbiosis establishment in coral reefs. A thread... #coralreef #aiptasia #symbiosis biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Some thoughts on how to use emerging model systems in a time of crisis: doi.org/10.1242/dev.20…. This meeting review is part of a Special Issue 'Uncovering Developmental Diversity'!

We are also hiring a Postdoc! guselab.de/_files/ugd/66d…

We are hiring! guselab.de/_files/ugd/66d…

Ecstatic to announce I have received a Marie Curie PostDoc Fellowship to work in the @Guse_Lab and understand how immunity regulates symbiosis in Aiptasia and corals. Thanks to @MSCActions for funding important research! 🧑‍🔬🪸 #Aiptasia

Check out our newest joint publication with ecologist @DingemanseLab, a perspective in PLOS BIOLOGY: journals.plos.org/plosbiology/ar…

Reminder: we are hiring! guselab.de/_files/ugd/593…

Here comes the final version our #AnnualReview of Genetics about the biology of coral-agal endosymbiosis in open access! annualreviews.org/doi/full/10.11…

Join us in Munich! Find out more about the project: bit.ly/gusePhD23

New paper is out! Congratulations to Mariko and my other co-authors: nature.com/articles/s4159…

Begann die Evolution der Tiere mit einer räuberischen Lebensweise? Neue Forschungserkenntnisse zur Seeanemone Aiptasia lassen Rückschlüsse auf die Entstehung vielzelliger Lebewesen zu uni-heidelberg.de/de/newsroom/be…

Soon our @AnnualReviews on symbiosis will be available in its full glory. But for now, we hope you enjoy the advanced online version. I sincerely thank @mrosjac and Liz Hambleton for their heroic efforts in putting this together with me. annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.114…

@ShumpeiM @mrosjac Thanks! We are happy you like it😃

We are happy to announce that our collaborative paper reporting the closure of the Aiptasia life cycle with my dear colleague @TWH00829518 and Liz Hambleton from my former home @COSHeidelberg is out: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

It's been an absolute pleasure to participate in the #DevMeeting23 Addressing such variety of research questions in an array of novel, experimental system is timely science at its best. Especially in this collaborative and welcoming young community. Thanks to everybody!

How does the #symbiosis of #corals and #algae work at the molecular level? The ancient mTOR signaling pathway plays a crucial role in nutrient exchange, as a study by @Guse_Lab shows. #Aiptasia #SymbiosisStudio @Vamos_Simbiosis lmu.de/en/newsroom/ne…

Finally our new paper about the role of mTor signaling in coral symbiosis is out! authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S09…

„In der Zusammenarbeit über Disziplinen hinweg können wir Wege finden, das #Meer zu schützen.“ Dafür haben die LMU-Professorin Annika Guse und ihre Schwester, die Künstlerin Stephanie Guse, das Projekt @Vamos_Simbiosis ins Leben gerufen.🌊 #TagdesMeeres #Meeresschutz #Forschung

The #Aiptasia life cycle is closed! A prerequisite to settlement of larvae is actively hunting prey, not #symbiosis. Thus, carnivory likely is an ancestral feature in the cnidarian gastrula life stage: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…