Integrated Studies Program
Research Areas
 
 
Mitotic spindle in a dividing cell stained for tubulin (green) and DNA (blue).
 

Developmental and Reproductive Biology

Researchers in this area explore the cellular and molecular mechanisms of development ranging from gametogenesis to reproductive behavior. Specific areas of study include mechanisms of cellular differentiation and fate specification, mechanisms of bone, cardiac, and neuronal development, and environmental effects on reproductive hormone actions.

Research Laboratories

John Castellot - Regulation of vascular cell proliferation and fibroid formation
Jake Chen - Gene expression and regulation in bone development
Thomas Ducibella - Mammalian oocyte maturation and in vitro fertilization
Eric Frank - Development of synaptic connections between neurons
Jonathan Garlick - Interactions of stromal cells with epithelial cells
Akiko Hata - Signaling pathways in vertebrate development
Victor Hatini - Signal transduction in early embryonic development
Ira Herman - Molecular control of cell growth, motility, and differentiation
Gordon Huggins - Molecular genetic mechanisms of cardiovascular diseases
Richard Karas - Effect of estrogen on the cardiovascular system
Charlotte Kuperwasser - Aspects of normal and carcinogenic breast development
Ronald M. Lechan - Anatomy and neuroendocrine regulation of the hypothalamus and pituitary
Andrew Leiter - Transcriptional regulation of development
Thomas Linsenmayer - Extracellular matrices
Dmitri Nurminsky - Transcriptional regulation in spermatogenesis
Henry Querfurth - Cellular and molecular studies of muscle pathogenesis as related to Alzheimer’s disease protein aggregation
Beverly Rubin - Control of gonadtropin secretion and reproductive behaviors
James Schwob - Olfactory system development
Carlos Sonnenschein - Regulation of cell proliferation
Ana Soto - Control of cell proliferation
Michael Steer - Physiology, cell biology and biochemistry of acute pancreatitis
Li Zeng - Cartilage development


 

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