The following DSRB laboratories are interested in cell migration, polarity and morphogenesis.
| Greg Bashaw | Axon guidance, developmental neuroscience, Slit, Robo, Netrin. |
Stem Cell Function; developmental patterning. |
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| Amin Ghabrial | How cells make and shape tubular organs |
| Erica Golemis | Connections between cell shape and cell division controls, and linked deregulation of these processes in cancer. Complex protein interactions in cell signaling. |
| Michael Granato | Axonal guidance, nerve regeneration and learning behaviors in zebrafish |
| Olena Jacenko | Molecular mechanisms of skeletal development and blood cell differentiation. |
| Mary Mullins | BMP signal transduction; molecular mechanisms of cell specification and maternal control in vertebrates. |
| Jeanne Myers | Molecular biochemistry of the extracellular matrix. |
| Michael Pack | Zebrafish and mouse genetics, developmental biology, cancer, chemical genetics |
| Richard Poethig | miRNA, siRNA, RNAi, developmental genetics, developmental timing, plants. |
| Jonathan Raper | axon guidance, developmental neurobiology, Molecular biology; tissue culture; Protein biochemistry; Videomicroscopy, expression cloning; mouse, chick, zebrafish. |
| Fabrice Roegiers |
My lab is interested in unveiling the molecular mechanisms that control Notch-mediated cell fate decisions during nervous system development. |
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