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Clytia hemisphaerica

Clytia hemisphaerica

by Anna Ferraioli | Jan 25, 2019 | The life cycle of a jellyfishe from a cell-type perspective, Animal life cycles, people | 0 comments

Clytia hemisphaerica is a hydrozoan of the Campanulariidae family. This species was chosen some years ago as a promising model for molecular and cellular studies in development and evolution thanks to its phylogenetic position, the ease of culturing all life cycle...
Anna Ferraioli

Anna Ferraioli

by Anna Ferraioli | Oct 29, 2018 | The life cycle of a jellyfishe from a cell-type perspective, people | 0 comments

During my studies I could learn about the different applications of molecular biology, figuring out my great interest in evolutionary biology and research. I also understood the importance that bioinformatics has in this field of research, besides being an important...

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