Isaura Rosas-Reinhold

Here's how New Zealand saved the kakapo from extinction on.natgeo.com/3Q7fmSj

Israel está usando bombas de fósforo blanco contra Gaza y Líbano: HRW Al tocar la piel humana, el fósforo quema a las personas “térmicamente y químicamente”, se infiltra en las venas y puede dañar los órganos. ow.ly/avvc50PWiw0

The MX Biobank paper is out today in @Nature! This is the first national-scale genomic database in Mexico and the largest independent project led by my lab @cinvestav since I returned to my home country to help building local capacity. rdcu.be/dojZ5

Israel and Gaza are not two countries at war. Gaza is a territory under siege, where every aspect of life is controlled by Israel. Palestinians didn’t break through a “border” to enter Israel. They destroyed a fence separating them from the homes they were forced out of.

una mesa redonda titulada: "Día de la divulgación científica: logros y retos del arte de la divulgación en México", este jueves 28 de septiembre a las 16:00 hrs (GMT-6) a través de nuestros canales: bit.ly/3PWZLmG bit.ly/3OI6Cj5

El día del divulgador de la Ciencia se acerca y en la ReMBE queremos reconocer el papel que tienen les divugadors/comunicadors cientifieques en el desarrollo de una sociedad más crítica e informada. Es por eso que para celebrar hemos organizado 👇

It is my great pleasure to announce ggPlantmap (github.com/leonardojo/ggP…), an open-source R package to create ggplot maps from plant images. Now, you can create beautiful plant heatmaps to be visualized and modified in a R coding environment.

How did tomatoes get their distinct traits? 🍅 Biologists tie it to evolutionary "syndromes" relating wild variety looks & nutrients. Check out more details from @plantspplplanet & American Journal of Botany research via @physorg_com. 👇 ow.ly/AeZI50PKKos

'Why we need to study unconventional models in the light of climate and biodiversity challenges' 📽 We'll be live-streaming a session of the @Dev_journal meeting next week #DevMeeting23 📅Mon 18 Sep 4-6pm BST - Mark your diaries! thenode.biologists.com/development-pr…

This @NaturePlants paper deserves to be widely known, but is not an easy read. Here is my lay interpretation of the abstract: There are several major types of plants, with different body plans. Some are single celled, others are much more complex. We don’t know how this diversity evolved. Here we use a big dataset to provide new evidence that the different types are very different (even when fossils are included). This is especially true of the structures that they use to reproduce. Assuming that the types evolved from each other, we build a model that shows that intermediates forms once existed; these must have disappeared without trace and we can't be specific about what they were. The major plant types have evolved in unique ways. Types with simple body plans can have lots of diversity in them, so it is not necessary to be complex to be diverse. More complex types tend to have larger gene families within them, so genome duplications are important for plant evolution. The different types of plants don’t appear all at once: each one appears suddenly and in diversity at a different time point (we also completely disprove the idea that the major types all appeared at once). The pattern we find in plants is a similar pattern to that shown by the major types of animals and fungi. (I have slightly expanding on some points with reference to the main text. Please do correct any errors @sometimesferns @Sandy_Heth @glpcjd @BristolPalaeo @JennyL_Morris @PaulKenrick2) nature.com/articles/s4147…

Justicia ruin. #Opinión de Abel Barrera Hernández. Desde hace cuatro años doña Rosalía Soriano aguardó pacientemente la decisión final del juez Emanuel Reyna Vélez, creyendo que aplicaría la justicia del gobierno en favor de su hijo #ArnulfoCerón y su familia. Sucedió todo lo contrario, prevaleció la impunidad en beneficio de Marco Antonio García, autor intelectual de la desaparición y asesinato de su hijo, defensor comunitario de la Montaña de Guerrero. Indignada por el fallo, espetó: "Para los pobres, la justicia es ruin". bitly.ws/TNMz

A trove of messages, witness testimony and files obtained by The New York Times explains how 43 college students in Mexico were shot at by the police, forced into patrol cars, handed over to a drug cartel and never seen again, a case unsolved since 2014. nyti.ms/45ytIBW

Mezcal agave (espadín) from Oaxaca has very low levels of genetic (genomic) variation. See our recently published paper (open access) in American Journal of Botany (AJB)! bsapubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/aj…

Uf, uf uf. ¿Ustedes también están babeando, queridos pinzones? 🐦‍⬛Chequen esta súper oportunidad: postdoc en San Francisco para comparar el genoma, presente y pasado, de especies DE LAS GALÁPAGOS !🦎*screams in Darwin*🐢 @evol_soc @smecoevo @colevol @CientificasEC @EvoArgentina🤓

💜 La Dra. Lucía Núñez, investigadora del CIEG, conversa en entrevista para @unamglobal por qué Barbie no es un juguete ni una película feminista. ✨ Consulta la nota completa en: bit.ly/3OY9ED0

Ya comenzó el seminario!!! Vayan a nuestro canal de YouTube y no pierdan esta interesante charla

Hola, amiguis. Acá les compartimos nuestro calendario de seminarios próximos. 🤓 Habrá de todo: microbiología 🦠, contaminación 🏭 y ciudades 🌆, monos 🐒, cactus🌵 y bromelias🍍. El 2do Miercoles de cada mes a las 11 am en bit.ly/3PWZLmG y bit.ly/3OI6Cj5

Valeria Souza in Nature, please circulate! Threatened Mexican oasis loses its main researcher and protector — will it survive? nature.com/articles/d4158…

Amigos de twitter interesados en biología del desarrollo!!! anímense a participar en este evento (Medellín 1-4 Nov) donde entre otros grupos también estaremos mostrando nuestros trabajos en desarrollo de plantas no modelo💃🔬💻🌿🍅🪴🌱🌺🌸🍑🍍

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