Articles | Marine Biological Laboratory

Markers of the wrists and digits in the limb of a mouse (left) are present in fish and demarcate the fin rays (right). The wrist and digits of tetrapods are the cellular and genetic equivalents of the fin rays of fish. Credit: Andrew Gehrke and Marie Kmita

UChicago, MBL Study Illuminates How Fins Evolved into Fingers and Toes

August 19, 2016

A juvenile Jonah crab (Cancer borealis) admires its reflection in the glass of its aquarium. Credit: Virginia Garcia

That crab has rhythm: Exploring controls on digestion in Neural Systems & Behavior

August 15, 2016

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Teachers Get to do Cool Science in the Arctic | Science News for Students

August 12, 2016

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Every Photon is Valuable: New Microscope Captures “Lost” Fluorescence, Improving Resolution

August 11, 2016

C. hemispherica jellyfish cells caught in the act of re-sealing a wound. Credit: Jocelyn Malamy

Jellyfish: A Model for Wound Healing

August 8, 2016

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Embryology course '16: Magic will happen | The Node

August 1, 2016

Distinguished Scientists of the Marine Biological Laboratory banner on wall

Four Researchers are Named Distinguished Scientists of the Marine Biological Laboratory

July 28, 2016

Volume renderings of the COS-7 cell as acquired with lattice light sheet-PAINT and lattice light sheet-PALM microscopy. Credit: Eric Betzig

Nobel Laureate Eric Betzig brings his light sheet to MBL

July 12, 2016

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Lab Schools student adds to ocean genome repository

July 11, 2016