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Another recent paper in Fly on Drosophila in neuropathological research: 2/2 A new tool for accurately quantifying the extent of vacuolation in brain tissue in neurodegeneration models, from Kate Jordan, Flaviano Giorgini and colleagues doi.org/10.1080/1933...

One of two recent papers in Fly on the importance of Drosophila in neuropathological research. 1/2. The importance of innate immunity pathways in responses to traumatic brain injury, from Ahern-Djamali et al in @boekhofffalklab.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/1933...

Insect research has used Drosophila as a model organism for over a century. But today’s tools now open up a much wider spectrum of insects which deserve to be studied. See the recent commentary in @fly-journal.bsky.social by @peterkdearden.bsky.social, ‘Why just fly?’ doi.org/10.1080/1933...

Another recent paper in Fly on Drosophila in neuropathological research: 2/2 A new tool for accurately quantifying the extent of vacuolation in brain tissue in neurodegeneration models, from Kate Jordan, Flaviano Giorgini and colleagues doi.org/10.1080/1933...

One of two recent papers in Fly on the importance of Drosophila in neuropathological research. 1/2. The importance of innate immunity pathways in responses to traumatic brain injury, from Ahern-Djamali et al in @boekhofffalklab.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/1933...

Insect research has used Drosophila as a model organism for over a century. But today’s tools now open up a much wider spectrum of insects which deserve to be studied. See the recent commentary in @fly-journal.bsky.social by @peterkdearden.bsky.social, ‘Why just fly?’ doi.org/10.1080/1933...

Another recent paper in Fly on Drosophila in neuropathological research: 2/2 A new tool for accurately quantifying the extent of vacuolation in brain tissue in neurodegeneration models, from Kate Jordan, Flaviano Giorgini and colleagues

One of two recent papers in Fly on the importance of Drosophila in neuropathological research. 1/2. The importance of innate immunity pathways in responses to traumatic brain injury, from Ahern-Djamali et al in @boekhofffalklab.bsky.social

For those of you with the skills and ‘Drosophila mindset’, studying other insects may help us understand diversity, improve the security of food production, and help avoid the current, worrying, insect apocalypse. More in this recent article in Fly Journal from @peterkdearden.bsky.social

Another recent paper in Fly on Drosophila in neuropathological research: 2/2 A new tool for accurately quantifying the extent of vacuolation in brain tissue in neurodegeneration models, from Kate Jordan, Flaviano Giorgini and colleagues

One of two recent papers in Fly on the importance of Drosophila in neuropathological research. 1/2. The importance of innate immunity pathways in responses to traumatic brain injury, from Ahern-Djamali et al in @boekhofffalklab.bsky.social

For those of you with the skills and ‘Drosophila mindset’, studying other insects may help us understand diversity, improve the security of food production, and help avoid the current, worrying, insect apocalypse. More in this recent article in Fly Journal from @peterkdearden.bsky.social

Marking the centenary of the first report of polyploidy in Drosophila, Lewis Held has authored a provocative review in Fly on the history and recent revival of research into the phenomenon - see doi.org/10.1080/1933...

New review article in Fly: Dr. Orie Shafer highlights how Drosophila has become a powerful model for dissecting the molecular and neural circuits of sleep, paving the way for future discoveries in both basic and clinical sleep science.

New review article in Fly: Dr. Orie Shafer highlights how Drosophila has become a powerful model for dissecting the molecular and neural circuits of sleep, paving the way for future discoveries in both basic and clinical sleep science.

I just made some additions to the Model Organism Research Resources starter pack go.bsky.app/Npxsd7h Welcome to Bluesky, Fly Journal @fly-journal.bsky.social and European Zebrafish Resource Center @ezrc.bsky.social

Introducing FLY Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Howy Jacobs, Tampere, Finland. Howy's speciality: biology of mitochondria. Also an EMBO member, and was Chief Editor of EMBO Reports for 6 yrs. More here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/kfl...

Welcome to @bsky.app @fly-journal.bsky.social Have a look! 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

Many of our editorial board are on BlueSky - go.bsky.app/DBQmMKD

Welcome to Bluesky, Fly Journal! @fly-journal.bsky.social

Invitation to the Starter Pack for FLY journal Editorial Board go.bsky.app/DBQmMKD Please also follow the journal, and repost it! @stephenfgoodwin.bsky.social @flyeyelab.bsky.social @lucksmith.bsky.social @jmappes.bsky.social @ryuniwa.bsky.social @cahirokane.bsky.social

Invitation to the FLY Editorial Board Starter Pack. go.bsky.app/DBQmMKD Please also Report and follow the journal! @perrimonlab.bsky.social @albertosanzmon1.bsky.social @schuldinerorenlab.bsky.social @nsilvermanlab.bsky.social @scottishwaddell.bsky.social @labwhitworth.bsky.social

Howy is also supported by 3 Associate Editors: @wolfnerlab.bsky.social, @simon-sprecher.bsky.social, @kvijayraghavan.bsky.social and a large and wide-rangingEditorial Board.

Introducing FLY Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Howy Jacobs, Tampere, Finland. Howy's speciality: biology of mitochondria. Also an EMBO member, and was Chief Editor of EMBO Reports for 6 yrs. More here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/kfl...

May be of interest: @bdsc.bsky.social @flybase.bsky.social @dgrc.bsky.social @fly-eds.bsky.social

Fly journal is now on BlueSky! The world’s only academic journal dedicated to research on Drosophila & cognate insects. A fully open-access journal that combines rapid publication with high standards of peer-review. For further info and how to submit your work, see the link.

Fly journal is now on Bluesky! The world’s only academic journal dedicated to research on Drosophila and cognate insects. A fully open-access journal that combines rapid publication with high standards of peer-review. Editor-in-Chief: Howard Jacobs www.tandfonline.com/journals/kfl...