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Evolutionary biochemistry: Serpins and camouflage
Organismal transparency
Biological mirrors and near infrared reflectance
Animal fluorescence
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Bioquímica evolutiva: Serpinas y camuflaje
Transparencia en organismos
Espejos biológicos y reflectancia en en infrarrojo cercano
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Our research has been covered by more than 400 media outlets around the world. Below is a selection of articles and press releases related to our work
Organismal transparency
New York Times,
"
How a See-Through Frog Hides Its Red Blood From Predators"
, by Veronique Greenwood, December 22, 2022
National Geographic,
"
What makes glass frogs transparent? The secret is in their blood
", by Jason Bittel, December 22, 2022
The Atlantic,
"
How Glass Frogs Weave the World's Best Invisibility Cloak
", by Katherine Wu, December 22, 2022
Science News,
"
Sleeping glass frogs hide by storing most of their blood in their liver
", by Susan Milius, December 22, 2022
Science,
"
Glassfrogs become see--through by hiding their blood
", by Jack Tamisiea, December 22, 2022
Defector,
"
How the Glass frog hides its blood
", by Sabrina Imbler, December 22, 2022
BBC News,
"
Scientists find secret to how glass frogs turn transparent
", by Georgina Rannard, December 23, 2022
BBC Mundo,
"
El 'superpoder' de a rana de cristal que la vuelve casi invisible (y lo que puede significar para el desarrollo de la medicina)
", December 26, 2022
Associated Press,
"
Glass act: Scientists revea secrets of frog transparency
", by Christina Larson, December 22, 2022
SINC,
"
Las ranas de cristal 'esconden' sangre en el hígado mientras duermen
", by Enrique Sacristán, December 22, 2022
AMNH,
"
Glassfrogs hide red blood cells in liver to 'Disappear'
", December 2022
NPR,
"
The astonishing vanishing act of the glassfrog, revealed
", by Ari Daniel, December, 2022
Science Friday,
"
By hiding Their Blood, These Frogs Pull Off The Ultimate Disappearing Act"
. Interview
Green color and evolution of serpin proteins
PNAS
, Davis, T. H. (2020).
QnAs with Carlos Taboada
.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
,
117
(40), 24612-24613.
Nature
“
How frogs became green — again, and again, and again
”,
July 14, 2020. Nature Research Highlights
Science
“
How a blue protein turns tree frogs bright green
”, by
Elizabeth Pennisi, July 2020. Science
;
doi:10.1126/science.abd8020.
El Pais
“
Por que las ranas son verdes
”, by Agathe Cortes, July 13, 2020
Duke today “
Green is more than skin-deep for hundreds of frog species
”, by Karl Bates, July 13, 2020.
Amphibian fluorescence
Science News
: “
First fluorescent frogs might see each others’ glow
”, by Susan Milius, April 15, 2017. Science News, 191 (7): 4 (2017)
Nature News,
"
First fluorescent frog found
", by Anna Nowogrodski, March 16, 2017, Nature, 543 (297)
Physics Today
: “
Frog fluorescence
”, by Richard J. Fitzgerald. Physics Today, 70 (5): 23 (2017)
Chemistry World
: “
Fluorescent frog first down to new molecule
”, by Anthony King, March 13, 2017.
New Scientist
: “
Luminous frog is the first known naturally fluorescent amphibian
”, by Sam Wong, March 13, 2017.
Smithsonian.com
: “
Researchers Find the First Naturally Fluorescent Frog Species
”, by Jason Daley, March 15, 2017.
earthtouchnews.com
: “
These frogs are positively glowing!
”, by David Moscato, March 13, 2017.
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Evolutionary biochemistry: Serpins and camouflage
Organismal transparency
Biological mirrors and near infrared reflectance
Animal fluorescence
Investigación
Bioquímica evolutiva: Serpinas y camuflaje
Transparencia en organismos
Espejos biológicos y reflectancia en en infrarrojo cercano
Fluorescencia en animales
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