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Stowers scientists investigate the evolution of animal developmental mechanisms, show how some of Earth s earliest animals evolved

/PRNewswire/ Lacking bones, brains, and even a complete gut, the body plans of simple animals like sea anemones appear to have little in common with humans.

United statesJim stowersWanqing shaoShiyuan chenJoe chiodoMatt gibsonNational institutes of healthGibson labStowers institute for medical researchInvestigator matt gibsonStowers instituteMedical researchCurrent biologyTing wangNational institutesAmerican century investments

Stowers Institute Scientists Reveal Evolution of Animal Developmental Mechanisms

Stowers Institute Scientists Reveal Evolution of Animal Developmental Mechanisms
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United statesJim stowersMatt gibsonShiyuan chenWanqing shaoStowers institute for medical researchNational institutes of healthGibson labInvestigator matt gibsonStowers instituteMedical researchCurrent biologyTing wangNational institutesAmerican century investments

Study highlights the critical role of junk DNA in mammalian development

Nearly half of our DNA has been written off as junk, the discards of evolution: sidelined or broken genes, viruses that got stuck in our genome and were dismembered or silenced, none of it relevant to the human organism or human evolution.

United statesWashington universityDavide rissoAndrew modzelewskiWanqing shaoEmily hendersonUniversity of californiaUniversity of paduaWashington university school of medicineDepartment of geneticsStudy senior authorCell biologyTing wangKaren loewentheil distinguished professorWashington university schoolStacey siebel distinguished chair professor

So-Called Junk DNA Plays Critical Role in Mammalian Development

Knocking out transposon promoter leads to pup death in mice; similar promoters found in many mammals

United statesWashington universityAndrew modzelewskiAngus leeWanqing shaoJingqi chenAparna anandAnne bitonXin qiKristy tjokroDavide rissoTerry speedUniversity of californiaCritical role in mammalian developmentNational institutes of healthUniversity of padua

So-called junk DNA plays critical role in mammalian development

Nearly half of our DNA has been written off as junk, the discards of evolution: sidelined or broken genes, viruses that got stuck in our genome and

United statesWashington universityAndrew modzelewskiAngus leeWanqing shaoJingqi chenAparna anandAnne bitonXin qiKristy tjokroDavide rissoUniversity of californiaNational institutes of healthUniversity of paduaWashington university school of medicineEliza hall institute of medical research