Frederick A. Rubino

This paper presents a protocol for non-invasively determining the sex of cephalopods using skin swabs and qPCR, applicable to multiple species as early as 3 hours post-hatching.

This paper develops a non-invasive method to genotype cephalopod sex using quantitative PCR, validated across multiple species and sequencing data.

The paper creates a brain atlas of the dwarf cuttlefish using MRI, deep learning, and histology, identifying 32 brain regions and providing an interactive web tool for data access.