Bone Development lab Franz-Odendaal

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Summer research wrapped up after a large group of awesome undergrads did some great work. Several papers out this summer too by Shruti, and Dan and Paige...

Just left the European Evo-devo meeting in Galway, Ireland - always fun to talk evo-devo for a few days, all day

Great developmental biology symposium yesterday - thanks to American Association of Anatomists for sponsorships- www.anatomy.org - Congrats to Karley from our lab for one of the best presentations!

Congrats to Carolyn for graduating with her PhD. We said good bye to Dan last week after 3 yrs in the lab.

Dan graduates with honours and is heading to UBC for MSc with NSERC scholarship in Jan

Dan graduates with his honours and is heading to UBC for his MSc with NSERC scholarship in Jan

I spent the entire day in the lab -- so much fun and a pretty rare sight it seems

Summer researchers in 2017: Jennifer, Dan, me, Nick, Karley, Walter

Karyn's paper is out in our favourite journal! http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/dvdy.24489/full

A wide temporal window for conjunctival papillae development ensures the formation of a complete sclerotic ring Background: The conjunctival papillae are epithelial thickenings of the conjunctiva that are required for the induction of underlying bones (the scleral ossicles). These transient papillae develop and...