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July 18, 2022

July 2022: The lab attends the SDB

July 18, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
July 2022: The lab attends the SDB

Zoe, Beth and Gabriel travel to Vancouver to present their work at the SDB.

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June 30, 2022

June 2022: Our work is featured on the cover of Development

June 30, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
June 2022: Our work is featured on the cover of Development

The image is a micro-CT showing skeletal deformation in daw1 mutants (credit: Beth Bearce)

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June 28, 2022

June 2022: The lab attends FASEB Cilia in Tucson

June 28, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
June 2022: The lab attends FASEB Cilia in Tucson

Here’s Beth presenting her work to Bryson and Katie

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June 16, 2022

June 2022: New publication about Daw1 and cilia

June 16, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
June 2022: New publication about Daw1 and cilia

Congrats to Beth, Zoe and all the other authors for their paper about the onset of cilia motility

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June 16, 2022

June 2022: Dan attends L-R patterning workshop

June 16, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
June 2022: Dan attends L-R patterning workshop

The workshop is held at Buxted House, just outside London.

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May 27, 2022

May 2022: Sam defends his thesis

May 27, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
May 2022: Sam defends his thesis

Congrats to undergrad Sam Craig for an excellent thesis defense!

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May 18, 2022

May 2022: Sam is featured by UO

May 18, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
May 2022: Sam is featured by UO

Sam talks about his Knight Campus Scholarship.

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May 17, 2022

May 2022: Lab Retreat

May 17, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
May 2022: Lab Retreat

The lab enjoys a retreat at Mercer Lake. Here’s Beth talking about her work.

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May 05, 2022

May 2022: Dan talks about latest L-R patterning work

May 05, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
May 2022: Dan talks about latest L-R patterning work

In an interview with Science magazine, Dan discusses the latest research on the evolution of left-right patterning

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April 29, 2022

April 2022: John O'Hara-Smith joins

April 29, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
April 2022: John O'Hara-Smith joins

Welcome to new graduate student John O’Hara-Smith!

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April 08, 2022

April 2022: Sophie is awarded a summer fellowship

April 08, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
April 2022: Sophie is awarded a summer fellowship

Undergraduate Sophie Fisher will work with Beth for her summer project. Congratulations!

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April 07, 2022

April 2022: Welcome Jordan Brown

April 07, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
April 2022: Welcome Jordan Brown

Jordan will be rotating in the lab this spring

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April 05, 2022

April 2022: Katie is awarded an NIH F31 Fellowship

April 05, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
April 2022: Katie is awarded an NIH F31 Fellowship

Congratulations Katie!

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March 05, 2022

March 2022: Dan appears on BBC Radio

March 05, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
March 2022: Dan appears on BBC Radio

Dan appears on the Curios Cases of Rutherford & Fry to discuss “Surprising Symmetries”.

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February 26, 2022

Feb 2022: Maisey is awarded a major scholarship

February 26, 2022/ Daniel Grimes
Feb 2022: Maisey is awarded a major scholarship

Maisey is awarded The Rod Capaldi Biology Scholarship. Congratulations!

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February 26, 2022/ Daniel Grimes/
December 18, 2021

Dec 2021: Maisey is awarded a Knight Campus Scholarship

December 18, 2021/ Daniel Grimes
Dec 2021: Maisey is awarded a Knight Campus Scholarship

The award will fund her work and professional development activities for 1 year. She will work alongside her mentor, Katie Fisher. Well done to the Maisey-Katie team!

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December 13, 2021

Dec 2021: Katie is awarded an American Heart Association predoctoral fellowship

December 13, 2021/ Daniel Grimes
Dec 2021: Katie is awarded an American Heart Association predoctoral fellowship

Well done Katie! And thanks for the support, AHA.

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November 22, 2021

Nov 2021: Zoe is awarded an NIH F31 fellowship

November 22, 2021/ Daniel Grimes
Nov 2021: Zoe is awarded an NIH F31 fellowship

We are grateful to the NICHD for supporting Zoe’s work. Congratulations Zoe!

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November 22, 2021

Nov 2021: Maisey is awarded a mini-grant

November 22, 2021/ Daniel Grimes
Nov 2021: Maisey is awarded a mini-grant

The grant will support her work in the lab for one semester. Congratulations Maisey

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November 22, 2021/ Daniel Grimes/
September 23, 2021

Oct 2021: Bryson Ricamona joins the lab

September 23, 2021/ Daniel Grimes
Oct 2021: Bryson Ricamona joins the lab

Welcome Bryson!

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September 23, 2021/ Daniel Grimes/
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Grimes lab

Many features of vertebrate bodies, such as the skeleton and the limbs, display symmetry between left and right. By contrast, the internal organs exhibit left-right asymmetries in their position and structure.


In the Grimes lab, we use genetic, genomic, and imaging procedures to understand the basis of these symmetries and asymmetries during development and growth. We are also interested in how they contribute to human diseases such as birth defects and scoliosis.


For our work, we primarily use the zebrafish model organism.

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