Volume 48 Issue 1, January 2019

Cephalopod culture

The flamboyant cuttlefish, Metasepia pfefferi is one of a handful of cephalopod species that the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA is attempting to cultivate and establish as a model organism for researchers.

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Image: Marine Biological Laboratory/Tom Kleindinst. Cover design: Erin Dewalt

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Animals from mouse to macaque feature in the NIH Somatic Cell Genome Editing Program

Ellen P. Neff
News 03 Dec 2018

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Protocol Review

Misunderstanding of an MOU?

Jerald Silverman

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The More ≠ the merrier

Tom Chatkupt
Odessa Reilly
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VVC doesn’t override MOU

Jill Murray
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A Word from APHIS and OLAW

Bernadette Juarez
Patricia Brown
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VVCs should be addressed in MOU

Melissa Dragon
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Correspondence

Clarification on a contradiction

Lara A. Helwig
Correspondence 05 Nov 2018
Reply to “Clarification on a contradiction”

Patricia Brown
Correspondence 05 Nov 2018

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Comment

Discussing the future of amphibians in research

Report of the NC3Rs/ZSL Workshop on Amphibian Welfare.

Samuel Brod
Lola Brookes
Trenton W. J. Garner
Comment 05 Nov 2018

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Technology Feature

Considering the cephalopod

Octopuses, squids, and cuttlefishes all have potential as lab animals. As models emerge, what goes in to keeping them happy and healthy in the lab?

Ellen P. Neff

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Research Highlights

The Black 6 gets company: De novo genomes assembled for 16 more mice

Ellen P. Neff
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Immunity of the sexes

Ellen P. Neff
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PRIME-DE is primed with primate data

Ellen P. Neff
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Oh deer, new bone genes

Ellen P. Neff
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These bacteria are needed for walking

Ellen P. Neff
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A Saethre-Chotzen fish

Ellen P. Neff
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Waking up with the thalamus

Ellen P. Neff
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Base editors versus PKU

Ellen P. Neff
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The brain sees red

Ellen P. Neff
In Brief 12 Dec 2018
Cross-body communication is electric in the froglet

Ellen P. Neff
Research Highlight 03 Dec 2018
Making connections in the mouse hippocampus

Ellen P. Neff
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Virtual reality & the time-telling mouse

Ellen P. Neff
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Career News

January updates: people and places

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Volume 48 Issue 1, January 2019

Cephalopod culture

In This Issue

In this issue

News

Animals from mouse to macaque feature in the NIH Somatic Cell Genome Editing Program

Protocol Review

Misunderstanding of an MOU?

The More ≠ the merrier

VVC doesn’t override MOU

A Word from APHIS and OLAW

VVCs should be addressed in MOU

Correspondence

Clarification on a contradiction

Reply to “Clarification on a contradiction”

Comment

Discussing the future of amphibians in research

Technology Feature

Considering the cephalopod

Research Highlights

The Black 6 gets company: De novo genomes assembled for 16 more mice

Immunity of the sexes

PRIME-DE is primed with primate data

Oh deer, new bone genes

These bacteria are needed for walking

A Saethre-Chotzen fish

Waking up with the thalamus

Base editors versus PKU

The brain sees red

Cross-body communication is electric in the froglet

Making connections in the mouse hippocampus

Virtual reality & the time-telling mouse

Career News

January updates: people and places

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