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Evolutionary developmental biology (evo-devo) explores genetic control of embryonic development and its evolutionary changes. Cliff Tabin discusses the golden age of evo-devo research, integrating new models with long-standing interests.

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Area of Science:

Genetics
Evolutionary Developmental Biology (Evo-Devo)

Background:

Cliff Tabin, Chairman of Genetics at Harvard Medical School, investigates genetic mechanisms of morphogenesis.
Research focuses on how embryonic development changes over evolutionary time.

Discussion:

Tabin's work integrates traditional limb development studies with novel model systems.
The field of evo-devo is experiencing a 'golden age' of discovery.

Key Insights:

Understanding genetic control of morphogenesis is crucial for comprehending evolutionary changes.
Cross-model system research accelerates evo-devo insights.

Outlook:

Continued exploration of genetic pathways in development promises further evolutionary insights.
Interdisciplinary approaches are key to advancing evo-devo research.