Congratulations to Mark on his paper in Biology Open examining the genetic link between temperature and fertility in nematodes. Plus – video abstract!

By Carsten | Published: July 20, 2016

Congratulations to Mark Leaver on his publication in Biology Open, which is open access and available now online! Click here for the full text. And watch Mark’s 2 minute video abstract below!

Leaver M, Kienle S, Begasse ML, Sommer RJ, Hyman AA. A locus in Pristionchus pacificus that is responsible for the ability to give rise to fertile offspring at higher temperatures. Biology Open 2016: doi: 10.1242/bio.018127


Written and narrated by Mark Leaver. Edited and produced by Lisa Dennison.

For related content, see Maria Begasse’s video abstract and Mark’s first Two Minute Talk.

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