Development Breakout Group
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Development Breakout Group Theme one: Disconnect between cell development and physiology and EEBB. Integration within biology is as much of a concern as integration between biology and other disciplines. Built into training. Efforts at undergrad and grad level. Less technical integration more intellectual integration. Theme two: Integration should not be technical but intellectual, particularly as technology is moving so fast. Policy to ensure that technology is accessible. DGRP is a good example of this. Theme three: Phenomics should be phenotype back to genotype rather than genomics which is genotype out. Pulling the omics together for a more integrated approach. Guidance on data management metadata format. Need not to be left to the community, but should, to a certain extent, be lead, particular for cross-omic integration (e.g. link genomics with proteomics). Theme four: Keep sight of the animal. Tendency to disregard developmental stages and environmental conditions that are variable. Omics also tend to (currently) obscure the animal as a whole and as an integrative unit. Theme five: Community support. Need to raise the bar for non-model organism, and lower the bar for model organism. Need to get the editors on side. Dialog within reviewers for integrative papers specifically and papers in general. Theme six: Who else is funding integrative biology? In general we developmental biologists deal with biology in principle versus biology in practice.
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