Marzia Munafòさんのイラストまとめ

#inktober2020 Day 6 (#rodent) is a lab mouse!

Coming from a drosophila and cell culture background, I have only entered the mouse world a month ago. The learning curve of #development is steep but also so exciting!

#inkthescience #scicomm #sciart

#inktober2020 Day1: #fish

Today's pick is the Medaka Fish! Long known and studied in Japan, Medaka has recently been (re)discovered as a model organism for #genetics and #development. @emblebi generated a large panel of inbred lines for genomic and population genetics studies

Sketching fluctuating jellyfishes simply because they look gorgeous (or maybe I just wanna be swimming in the sea?) #sciart #illustration #digitalart #scicomm

First #SciArt of 2020 is out! This time I got to illustrate the Focus Article for issue 47 of @BlueSci - check it out if you want to know more about the central concepts behind 2019 #Physics Nobel Prize!

Full issue here https://t.co/evohWJfHNe

#scicomm

#bestnine2019 is definitely full of science, writing and illustrator.

But also so full of drawing and sketching and #SciArt ! My very first commissioned projects are now done and will be out soon. Can't wait to do a great deal more in 2020!🥂 #scicomm #illustration #phdlife

I am absolutely thrilled to see September's issue of
@GenesDev featuring my artwork on the cover!!
https://t.co/NL9ikWh1SQ
Designing this for @EmmaKneuss 's work was great fun and I am so thankful to the G&D team for featuring this so prominently. 1/4

Link to the published paper @GenesDev
https://t.co/TDzCTtZJnQ

Since the mitochondrial "labyrinth" of germ cells is malformed in CG10880 mutants, we named the gene Daedalus, after the mythological Greek craftsman who built the first labyrinth.

I am excited to share our work on piRNA biogenesis! https://t.co/oQdzWObaL7

We investigated the molecular mechanisms of piRNA production in Drosophila and characterised a new player in this process: CG10880/Daedalus.