The study represents the results of a fruitful research collaboration between the Wilson and Bianco labs of UCL Cell and Developmental Biology’s Zebrafish Facility, St George’s University, London, and the Centro de Biología Molecular Severo Ochoa in Spain.
Published in the latest edition of Development and featured on the cover, their paper ‘Foxd1-dependent induction of a temporal retinal character is required for visual function’ can be read in full here:
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