Lisa Yeter Mesrop 🇦🇲
@LisaMesrop
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A PhD candidate in the @UCSB_OakleyLab & Proulx Lab studying the evolution of complex novel traits | evo-devo 💙bioluminescent ostracods 💙 LA l SB she/her
Santa Barbara, CA
Joined March 2015
RT @stemcellpodcast: Before there were animals, there were transcription factors! Researchers in Drs. Alex de Mendoza's (@deMendoza_Alex)…
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RT @biorxiv_evobio: Deep conservation of cis-regulatory elements and chromatin organization in echinoderms uncover ancestral regulatory fea…
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RT @axel_jensen: Very happy to share our new paper, now out in Nature Communications. We found an (adaptive?) Y chromosome introgression be…
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RT @photocyte: It came from the deep(ish) ocean... and then transitioned to a euryhaline lifestyle causing widespread fish-killing blooms i…
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RT @Hamdounlab: Thank you @MarineBiol_FHL for the incredible honor of inviting me to give this year’s Paul Illg lecture. So much yet to dis…
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RT @vestukur: This is what i mean when I say Armenian is a very hard language to learn but unique 😭
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RT @thibaut_brunet: Different species have different chromosome numbers, but what are the selective forces at play (if any)? Do fundamental…
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RT @DrJeffShima: Do fish use the moon to manipulate the sex of their offspring? See our latest paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society B!…
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RT @ElinaaAvanesyan: I am proud to share that I am officially a citizen of Armenia, and I am honored to be competing under my Armenian flag…
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RT @inaturalist: This group of Icicle Spine #fungi (Mucronella pendula) is our more-than-#TwoferTuesday Observation of the Day! Seen in #Au…
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RT @Hamdounlab: Congratulations to @svenja_kling for winning UCSD's art of Science Competition with a photo of a transgenic sea urchin larv…
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RT @ehneilson: Many specialized metabolite classes have convergently evolved across the plant kingdom. Pleased to share our latest work arg…
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երախտապարտ իմ ծնողներին 😎 Quality morning time with the parents!
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RT @PalaeoSmith: A look inside an ancestral arthropod Perhaps the most remarkable fossil I'll ever work on!
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RT @tinguzman__: Really happy that my PhD work done in Hiroshi Watanabe lab @OISTedu is finally out. Neuronal and non-neuronal functions…
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RT @thibaut_brunet: What an elegant fossil finding! linking brachiopods, annelids and mollusks, and chaetae with sclerites... like a Rosett…
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