Check out the brand new Editorial from our Editor-in-Chief Liz Patton @patton_lab & Ed Board member Rich White @NDMOxford on the unique advantages of using adult #zebrafish to study human #DiseaseBiology 🐟

📰https://journals.biologists.com/dmm/article/16/8/dmm050351/324979/ #OpenAccess

We recently welcomed some fantastic new Editors to our journal!

James Amatruda #ChildrensLA, Karen Liu #KingsCollegeLondon, Sumana Sanyal #Dunn_School #uniofoxford, Ian Smyth #MonashUni & Eckhard Wolf #lmu_muenchen bring a wealth of expertise in a range of #DiseaseBiology fields 🎉

From studies in #cancer to #DevelopmentalDisorders #virology #diabetes & #KidneyDisease, our new editors look forward to handling your research and resource articles

📰https://journals.biologists.com/dmm/article/16/7/dmm050368/324021/ #OpenAccess

Catch up with the latest and greatest #DiseaseModelling research: Our latest issue is now complete!

It features:
👩‍🔬Editorial on #WomenInSTEM
🧬Perspective and Reviews on the power and promise of genetics, from precise #GenomeEditing to the need for #inclusion to ensure the success of #SickleCell #GeneTherapy
🧪Excellent #DiseaseBiology Research & Resource articles, from drug discovery for #malaria to #RareDisease modelling.
All #OpenAccess!

📘https://journals.biologists.com/dmm/issue/16/2

Our latest issue is full of wonderful #OpenAccess #DiseaseBiology science & a generous sprinkling of community spirit:

🦠Professors Pascale Cossart and Serge Mostowy reflect on Louis #Pasteur's legacy
🧠A Special article discusses the bench-to-bedside pipeline in #neuroscience
🐟A new way of seeing #disease processes in a transparent #fish D.cerebrum:

📖https://journals.biologists.com/dmm/issue/15/12