Laboratory for the study of craniofacial evolution & development
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We study morphogenesis of several cranial (head) structures of vertebrates like jaws, teeth, pharyngeal gill cartilages, or attachment organs (cement glands). By comparing development of different animas (e.g., amphibians, bichirs, acipensers or lampreys) we are looking for dissimilarities in developmental processes in order to discover key developmental changes responsible for production of morphological variation, novelties and evolutionary change.







LabNews:

* Oct. 2017: Dr. David Jandzik, our old friend and colleague, rejoins our lab thx to Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship 2017-2019.

* Sep. 2017: Dr. Vladimír Soukup, the first student of this lab, is opening his own lab at our Dept, congratulations!

* Jul 2017: Martin Minarik's Ph.D. project got published in Nature! Many thx to all co-workers, and huge congrats to Martin!!

Enjoy beautiful Images from our research and Photos from our lab-retreats (links on the left)



om our lab-retreats (links on the left)



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