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How do caterpillars acquire chubby legs: NUS scientists trace the origins to an ancient genetic program associated with crabs

Adult insects, including butterflies and moths, typically have only three pairs of legs. But the existence of extra legs in caterpillars – chubby abdo..

Yuji matsuokaSuriya murugesanNational institutes of basic biologyPostdoctoral researchNational university of singaporeDepartment of biological sciencesNational universityProfessor antBiological sciencesScience advancesPostdoctoral research fellowAssistant professorNational institutesBasic biologyResearch fellow

Caterpillars Chubby Legs May Have Evolved From Crabs

The existence of extra legs in caterpillars has long posed an evolutionary mystery to biologists. A recent study by researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) linked this novel trait to crustaceans.

Yuji matsuokaSuriya murugesanTechnology networkNational institutes of basic biologyNational university of singaporeDepartment of biological sciencesPostdoctoral researchNational universityProfessor antBiological sciencesPostdoctoral research fellowAssistant professorNational institutesBasic biologyResearch fellow

How do caterpillars acquire chubby legs? Scientists trace the origins to a genetic program associated with crabs

How do caterpillars acquire chubby legs? Scientists trace the origins to a genetic program associated with crabs
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Yuji matsuokaSuriya murugesanNational institutes of basic biologyDepartment of biological sciencesPostdoctoral researchNational university of singaporeNational universityProfessor antBiological sciencesPostdoctoral research fellowAssistant professorNational institutesBasic biologyResearch fellowScience advances

Patchwork of Wnt signaling ligands and receptors pattern the wings of butterflies, researchers discover

Patchwork of Wnt signaling ligands and receptors pattern the wings of butterflies, researchers discover
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Suriya murugesanTirtha das banerjeeWilliamh pielHeidi connahsNational university of singaporeDepartment of biological sciencesNational universityProfessor antBiological sciencesScience advancesResearch fellowTirtha das

NUS Study Reveals Wnt Signalling Key to Butterfly Wing Patterns

NUS Study Reveals Wnt Signalling Key to Butterfly Wing Patterns
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Tirtha das banerjeeSuriya murugesanHeidi connahsNational university of singaporeDepartment of biological sciencesProfessor antBiological sciencesNational universityScience advancesResearch fellow