Songda Cai on Instagram: "As female argonauts can grow a very thin shell made of calcium, it is also called paper nautilus, belongs to Cepholapoda, Octopoda. They are pelagic animals and rarely seen on the reefs. As shown in the photo, the female argonaut is swimming in it’s own shell, trying to find a prey like Mollusca. Black water at Balayan Bay #macrophotography #underwaterworld #nature #underwaterphoto #scubadiving #diving #anilao #anilaophoto #scubaphoto #seacam #marinelife #uwmacro #uwmacrophotographer #blackwater #nikond850 #blackwaterdiving #blackwaterphotography"

Songda Cai shared a post on Instagram: "As female argonauts can grow a very thin shell made of calcium, it is also called paper nautilus, belongs to Cepholapoda, Octopoda. They are pelagic animals and rarely seen on the reefs. As shown in the photo, the female argonaut is swimming in it’s own shell, trying to find a prey like Mollusca. Black water at Balayan Bay #macrophotography #underwaterworld #nature #underwaterphoto #scubadiving #diving #anilao #anilaophoto #scubaphoto #seacam #marinelife #uwmacro #uwmacrophotographer #blackwater #nikond850 #blackwaterdiving #blackwaterphotography". Follow their account to see 791 posts.

Eya-controlled affinity between cell lineages drives tissue self-organization during Drosophila oogenesis - Nature Communications

Oogenesis depends on close interaction between germ cells and the surrounding somatic niche. Here the authors demonstrate that Eya controls bilateral affinity at the germline-soma interface to generate self-organizing inter-lineage units that ensure oocyte maturation.

RS-FISH: precise, interactive, fast, and scalable FISH spot detection - Nature Methods

RS-FISH is a user-friendly software for accurate spot detection that is applicable to smFISH experiments, spatial transcriptomics, and spatial genomics. The approach enables fast spot detection in even very large volumetric datasets.

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