Jacob Daane
@jakedaane
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Assistant professor at University of Houston. Fish, genetics, development, and evolution.
Houston, TX
Joined July 2021
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RT @KatrinHenkeLab: Did you ever wonder how to genetically modify #zebrafish and how to use them for skeletal research? Check out our revie…
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RT @DrSalinasLab: Skin immunity lovers and anybody excited to do science with the super cool African lungfish here we go! Looking for a pos…
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RT @OlivierLarouch7: So excited to see that this paper from my postdoc work in Dr. Kory Evans’ lab just came out in advanced view in System…
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RT @richmeisel: I'm looking to hire a postdoc to study sex chromosomes, sex differences, sexual selection, or any related topic in evolutio…
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RT @skmcmena: Interested in studying shape and patterning using single cell methods and epigenetics? We are actively recruiting postdocs…
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RT @ngfl3333: A beautiful species of Tripodfish, Bathypterois species, making an appearance off Palm Beach, Florida. Blackwater dive, Size…
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RT @skmcmena: Graduating soon and looking for a postdoc? Come work with a ridiculously amazing group of scientists in Boston to ask exciti…
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RT @Homeobox: How are different types of fins & limbs related? Do the same genes guide how different appendages form? I w/ @davidjandzik @…
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RT @NicolasRohner: Now out: Super fun collab with @AlexCarlKeene @turtlemcgaugh @JohannaKowalko labs on an amazing example of convergent mo…
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RT @MDiazCuadros: Looking for a kind, curious soul to join me in the adventure of setting up the Diaz Cuadros lab at @MGHMolBio @harvardmed…
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60 MILLION active icefish nests covering 240 square kilometers!🤯 This need be a marine protected area
Researchers find breeding colony of about 60 million active #icefish nests in Antarctica’s southern Weddell Sea, the largest ice fish breeding colony on record. Learn more in @CurrentBiology: @seabedbiologist
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Many traits we study are adaptive (or tolerated) in extremophile fishes but would be pathological in humans. Multiple applications to understanding and treating human disease through the lens of fish evolution (3/3)
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RT @fishyskeleton: ‘Twas the year of Rockfish and all through the house…Use of Rockfish evolutionary model to refine human genomic signals…
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RT @UCSDCooperLab: How did the jerboa get its long feet? What genes control 'modularity' of growth to shape skeletal proportion? We've lear…
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