The Yun Lab

Come and join us in Krems for the usual @embo.org #regeneration overload! @revillalab.bsky.social @maxyunlab.bsky.social @jordisolana.bsky.social

Flying to Copenhagen for the #ARDD2025 - speaking in 25th at 6.10pm Munk Cellar (note the new time due to flight issues!)- all welcome to catch up with the latest on #axolotl #aging

Register for this exciting symposium, deadline extended to 1st September!

Do not miss Yuliia Haluza’s talk today #GCR Biology of Ageing - she will discuss our latest work on #axolotl #aging 💪🏻

Cells in a regenerating axolotl limb somehow know their place—but how?
In our new paper, we trace the dynamics of positional memory, release open-source code to quantify it, and introduce a theoretical framework for proximalisation.
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🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Neuronal activation in the axolotl brain promotes tail regeneration - npj Regenerative Medicine npj Regenerative Medicine - Neuronal activation in the axolotl brain promotes tail regeneration

Systemic effects in #axolotl regeneration: Check out this great contribution from the @karenecheverri.bsky.social lab to our special edition on model organisms⁦‪ @natureportfolio.nature.com www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Today is #LeidenBoology #IBL yearly symposium with diverse topics

As first invited speaker, @maxyunlab.bsky.social introduces their research on Salamander for understanding regeneration and aging
#senescence

And we got the cover 🦎

Chromosome-scale genome assembly reveals how repeat elements shape non-coding RNA landscapes active during newt limb regeneration Understanding molecular mechanisms behind newts’ exceptional regenerative capability has been limited because of their large, repeat-element-rich genome. Brown et al. present the most complete chromos...

And the newt genome ms is finally out! www.cell.com/cell-genomic... Thanks @andrassimon.bsky.social @niche-leigh.bsky.social labs for an amazing collab, and specially Tom Brown for great assembly skills.
@dcgenomecenter.bsky.social
@crtd-tud.bsky.social
@mpicbg.bsky.social
@poldresden.bsky.social

The evolutionary origin and mechanism of chordate tail regeneration. An ancient tale? Chordate tail regeneration represents the remarkable ability of some chordates to partially or completely regenerate a significant portion of their pr…

As you might guess I spend a lot of time thinking about tail regeneration. So I figured we might as well put this in a review article. Glad to see this out before the end of the year and thankful for the input from @murawalalab.bsky.social www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Unexpected gifts from your students always brighten your day - they are the best! #grateful. Tx Arturo and congrats on your PhD offer!

Regeneration: Insights from Model Organisms This collection invites research on non-conventional model organisms that unlock the mysteries of regeneration, providing a foundation for potential ...

Calling all researchers leveraging model organisms of regeneration! Together with Sanjeev Galande we are editing a special collection on this topic at @natureportfolio.bsky.social npj Regenerative Medicine- submissions open!
www.nature.com/collections/...