Mohannad Dardiry

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  Mohannad Dardiry mohannad-dardiry.bsky.social · Jan 21
  Beautiful work by a good friend! Congrats, Jim and all the authors!
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    James Lightfoot jameslightfoot.bsky.social · Jan 21
    Why do some worms graze on bacteria while others hunt and kill? Our study, published today in Nature, reveals how predatory aggression evolved in nematodes. Led by @gunizgozeeren.bsky.social and @leoboeger.bsky.social across the @jameslightfoot.bsky.social and @monikakscholz.bsky.social labs.
    

    Predatory aggression evolved through adaptations to noradrenergic circuits - Nature

    Noradrenergic circuits support and balance aggressive behavioural states in predatory nematodes, distinguish predatory from non-predatory nematode species and are associated with the evolution of comp...

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  European Research Council (ERC) erc.europa.eu · Dec 14, 2025
  A glance back! “The usefulness of useless knowledge” was the topic of a thought-provoking session at #NobelWeek Dialogue 2025 with laureates - hear Sir Paul Nurse and Frances Arnold from 1’19’: 📺 www.youtube.com/watch?v=urLM... ERC grantee Jean Tirole took part in other interesting sessions.
  
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  Development handle.invalid · Nov 3, 2025
  Our Special Issue on Lifelong Development #LifelongDevSI is now complete! Guest edited by Meri Huch and Mansi Srivastava, it contains 26 research and review-type articles. On the cover: the dorsal vasculature of an adult zebrafish's first gill arch. See Preußner et al. doi.org/10.1242/dev....
  
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