Unit for Integrative Zoology
Unit for Integrative Zoology
Teaching and research in our group spans across a wide range of animals including vertebrates, arthropods, and lophotrochozoans. These are analyzed using various morphological and molecular methods, including immunolabeling, advanced light and confocal microscopy, 3D reconstruction, high speed video analysis, electron microscopy, and gene expression studies. The data generated are used in integrative and comparative approaches to elucidate body plan evolution, development, functional morphology, ecomorphology and phylogeny of non-model organisms.
New publications
24.11.2023
New paper in BMC
03.11.2023
30.10.2023
New paper in PNAS
19.09.2023
15.09.2023
04.08.2023
New paper in Journal of Morphology
16.06.2023